Philadelphia

Since the 1890s, the Philadelphia Archdiocese has educated 15.5 million students. But enrollment in Catholic schools across the re ...

Last month, Kurt Shore was walking out of his advertising business on Umbria Street in Manayunk when he realized he’d made a mistak ...

A bill to transfer regulation of tow trucks and their drivers to the Philadelphia Parking Authority is expected to be voted on by City Co ...

A tradition that almost ended continues at this weekend’s Pennsylvania Society gathering in New York.  The Electricians Local ...

The next time it snows in Philadelphia be prepared to work a little harder clearing the sidewalk. The Philadelphia City Council approved ...

It’s every mother’s nightmare to lose a child. B ...

A new wrinkle has emerged from the Chestnut Hill Community Association’s ongoing debate surrounding the development of a new web po ...

Germantown-based TTF hosted the electronics recycling event, which Swain managed, to make sure area residents could keep their unwanted e ...

It’s every mother’s nightmare to lose a child. But for Mary Warner of Roxborough, her son’s death was also a call to ac ...

A bill limiting car use in parts of Roxborough has won a key victory in C ...

The Northwest Fund, a non-profit that aims to prevent and combat crime in Northwest Philadelphia, is inviting all community-based organiz ...

The multi-state agency that protects the water flowing in the Delaware River has proposed regulations for the natural gas drilling indust ...

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(Updated: 6:30 p.m. Lincoln Drive was reopened late this afternoon after a water main break forced it to be closed between Greene and ...

It’s no boom town, but at a time when some upscale shopping districts ...