Villanova Seeking Township OK For Scaled-Back Development Plan
Villanova wants two new dormitory buildings, a performing arts center, and a new parking garage, but the original plans were shot down by angry neighbors who called it "too big."
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Villanova wants two new dormitory buildings, a performing arts center, and a new parking garage, but the original plans were shot down by angry neighbors who called it "too big."
The Preservation Alliance of Greater Philadelphia offers walking tours of neighborhoods and neighborhood architecture all over the area, pointing out things you probably would have missed on your own.
Today, September 22nd, marks the end of summer and the start of Autumn or September Equinox.
Park(ing) Day is to raise awareness of the need for more public spaces.
The odor, comparable to a refrigerator that hasn't been cleaned for several months, has been bothering residents since the September 1st blaze at a Dietz & Watson warehouse.
Fall has come early for many homeowners with ash trees on their properties. First, the leaves sprouted orange dots. Now, many have shed most if not all of their leaves.
Trenton-Mercer Airport started as a grass field operation in the late 1920s and has been expanding incrementally ever since.
Sixth District councilman Bobby Henon says bandit signs -– usually offering cash for gold or cash for your home or car -- are a constant and annoying nuisance throughout the city.
It's the latest program in the company's effort to reduce the region's -- and the company's -- carbon footprint.
Did you know that the United States also gets a monsoon?
HBO's Liberace biopic "Behind The Candelabra," CBS' "The Tony Awards" and legendary comedian and sitcom star Bob Newhart were the big winners Sunday at the Creative Arts Emmy Awards.
The public comment period ends next Friday on proposed environmental regulations that could pit your light switch against your water faucet.
Humid summer weather is believed to be responsible for the problem in 13 classrooms at the Field Street School.
Planners and activists from around the country are gathering this week at the Pennsylvania Convention Center for a national "Reclaiming Vacant Property" conference.
Students from the nearby Bache-Martin Elementary School helped break ground at Eastern State Penitentiary.
The weather cooperated for Philadelphia's 8th annual "Greenfest," in Headhouse Square Sunday.
The LADEE, or Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer, is scheduled to launch from the Wallops Flight Facility at 11:27 pm.
The new court, which cost about $80,000, comes courtesy of Beyond Sport, an organization that looks at sports in the context of social change.
Citing necropsy results, zoo officials say it was an accute bacterial infection that killed Jabari, one of their iconic gorillas.
The Philadelphia Mural Arts Program announced final details for its 30th anniversary kick-off event next month, which includes dinner for 900 people on Independence Mall.
Four years after SEPTA launched its "Quiet Ride" cars on certain Regional Rail trains, the agency is conducting a survey to find out if all that shushing has been worthwhile.
On Tuesday, crews of cleaners used leaf blowers to round up the debris along the parkway as laborers took apart the four performance stages.
It's part of an overall $25 million effort to improve the appearance -- not to mention accessibility -- of some major thoroughfares through the city.
They are studying whether it should be deemed a "blighted" area in need of redevelopment.
Killing bedbugs can be successful, says one Bucks County pest control professional, but it takes work on the part of the homeowner as well as the exterminator.
