Queen Lane Apartments Gone, But History Remains
The bones of thousands of men and women were buried beneath the a plot of land adjacent to the Queen Lane Apartments stood.
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The bones of thousands of men and women were buried beneath the a plot of land adjacent to the Queen Lane Apartments stood.
The hulking, high-rise public housing that had been sitting vacant on a Germantown street for three years is now gone. Officials imploded the Queen Lane Apartments Saturday morning.
Two troopers were ambushed outside a state police barracks in northeastern Pennsylvania during a late-night shift change, leaving one dead and another injured, and authorities were searching Saturday for the suspect or suspects, state police said.
A new Budweiser promotion claims "Beer is the original social network," so it's teaming up with the world's largest social network to help bridge the physical and digital world.
An idea under consideration is to form a regional police force in Atlantic City similar to what happened in Camden.
Contractors are making final preparations for the implosion of the Queen Lane Apartment building in Germantown Saturday morning.
Police have set up a detour that may cause some congestion and back-up at times now through Saturday morning.
On a beautiful day for a walk, hundreds of people -- decked out in pink -- started their 60-mile, three-day journey.
Longwood Garden's restrooms are in a contest for the title "Best Bathroom in America."
One of Philadelphia's gems gets a little more brilliant today with the opening of the new $100-million research tower.
Philadelphia University dedicated the new center for public service Thursday night.
Nurses at Crozer-Chester Medical Center in Delaware County are protesting "bad faith bargaining" by the hospital.
The Philadelphia School District is trying some new strategies to stress the importance of attendance.
More people are getting their feelings about net neutrality off their chests than the wardrobe malfunction in the Super Bowl a decade ago
Bucks County residents who were killed in the attacks are being remembered at the Garden of Reflection.
Revel has been sold and MGM is back as a half partner at the Borgata.
Sixty million victims could suffer up to three billion dollars in fraudulent charges.
Here's the story of one man who knows what jihadis are thinking, because he was one.
A La Salle professor and expert in violence against women says a lot of the reaction simply blames Ray Rice's wife.
Phillies star Chase Utley and his wife, Jen, have been honored with the Jamie Moyer Legends Award for their work off the field.
Philadelphia public schools opened today amid huge budget deficits and reduced staffing
The Willingboro Township, New Jersey councilman who stirred community controversy with an attempt to rename the former JFK High School in honor of President Barrack Obama says he hasn't given up on the idea of recognizing the sitting president.
16-year-old David Zamarin has started a crowd-sourcing campaign to fund not his first, but his second company.
It was back in June that the pot decriminalization bill passed City Council in a straight party line vote, 13-3. Because Council then went into recess, Mayor Nutter has until Thursday to sign or veto it, or let it become law without his signature.
Drivers can expect delays and detours as construction crews begin a repair and resurface project on a nearly six mile stretch of Route 232 between Route 413 in Wrightstown and River Road in New Hope.
