Thousands Dig For Fossils In South Jersey
More than 1,300 people searched for fossils at a massive dig site in South Jersey Saturday.
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More than 1,300 people searched for fossils at a massive dig site in South Jersey Saturday.
About 1,000 people turned out for the annual march in Center City Saturday.
About 70 sailboats dotted the Delaware River Saturday as part of the Philadelphia Cup Regatta.
Federal authorities are going after a Philadelphia-based farm labor contractor who allegedly failed to pay its temporary help the minimum wage for work performed at a nursery in Burlington County, New Jersey.
Two frat brothers at Rowan University are suspended over a sexually explicit video that was posted online.
Of the 108 restaurants that Signature Systems of Newtown says were hit by the digital data thieves, there are at least eight in our area.
Thousands will be on the Atlantic City boardwalk this weekend for the fall Wine Promenade.
A new program that lets folks rent bicycles for short periods of time is on its way to Philadelphia.
Philadelphia City Council will consider a ban on the sale of toy guns that look all too real.
A week after the Obama administration launches a new effort to combat sexual assault on college campuses, Philadelphia organizers are gearing up for the march.
A massive collection drive for needy children in the region is taking place Friday and Saturday.
Free walking tours of Philadelphia will take place Saturday in four areas of the city.
The words of one of America's greatest lyricists will be celebrated this weekend during a festival in Bucks County.
The University of Pennsylvania is expanding the borders of its homeownership incentive program.
Scams targeting senior citizens are nothing new. But a local organization is helping seniors know what to look out for so they do not get scammed.
A Philadelphia municipal court judge who resigned Tuesday has now pleaded guilty in federal court to corruption charges.
A new poll shows Governor Corbett is making little progress in cutting down the commanding lead held by his Democratic challenger, Tom Wolf.
Mayor Nutter and Council President Darrell Clarke today are unveiling separate and competing proposals to reshape the structure of city government.
Gov. Corbett is expected to sign a bill intended to prevent deaths from drug overdoses by giving a break to family members or companions who assist victims.
City council members are introducing a bill that adds hate crimes to the individual conduct portion of the city code.
The recent closing of Meadowbrook Golf Club in Chester County is just the latest blow to a sport that has been shrinking at an alarming rate.
Councilman-at-large Bill Greenlee today will propose that all landlords give their tenants at least 90 days notice of a rent increase.
Now that autumn has arrived, the changing of the leaves won't be far behind.
$2.97 for a gallon of gas has South Jersey drivers doing a double take.
With Philadelphia's Puerto Rican Day parade and festival less than a week away, police are issuing a warning to those who might want to crash the party.