Olde Good Things, an antiques giant with stores in New York and Los Angeles, is operated by a group called the Church of ...

The Camerata Chicago Orchestra and Choir will be performing Handel's “Messiah” at three concerts in the Chicago area this ...

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- The cost of moving into an apartment in Philadelphia could go down for some. That's under a new law that goes into effect on Tuesday. It's called the Move-In Affordability Plan.

Bringing in Weiss is widely seen as an attempt to steady an institution facing one of the most tumultuous periods in its recent history. On November 20—one day before Weiss’s appointment was announced ...

Almost two years after a church collapse in New London, emergency repairs are now being planned for another church in the city. The city has condemned the Second Congregational Church on Broad Street.

The Catholic Church is facing aging congregations, fewer priests and financial strain. In many places, this has meant closing parishes. But in Philadelphia, they're trying something different. In many ...

Young people come to New York City to chase careers, materialism and pleasure. The pursuit of faith isn’t exactly on the Big Apple checklist. However, at a recent, very crowded Sunday night mass at St ...

Don and Susie Whittingham opened The Delaware about a year ago in downtown New Philadelphia. The Delaware features live music four nights a week, plus scratch-made food at the restaurant. Live music ...

The Philadelphia 76ers, in partnership with their landlord Comcast Spectacor, announced that their new arena will be located in the South Philadelphia Sports Complex, where where their current home, ...

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Immigration authorities recently announced they deported an illegal immigrant linked to the brutal murder of a 16-year-old boy who was beaten to death on the steps of a Philadelphia church in 1994.

Philadelphia’s newest cultural destination blends art and nature in Calder Gardens, a new institution dedicated to the work of Alexander Calder (1898–1976), the third in a generation of local artists.