A book shows how the aerial view of the Portsmouth area has changed over the last 30 years. Chris Brunnen published a set of ...

Portsmouth was a lot different in the 1960s as is clear from this set of photos from The News’ archives.There was a lot going ...

At Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, home to creaking ships such as Henry VII’s Mary Rose and Admiral Nelson’s HMS Victory, some of British maritime history’s most grisly artefacts are on display.

The charity said its She_Sees exhibition, which opens at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard on Friday, could be a catalyst for change. The display features portraits and stories of women in naval and ...

PORTSMOUTH — Police and advocates have seen an increase in the city’s homeless population, which has led to complaints from residents about people sleeping on park benches and in bank vestibules.

We stand with those in uniform who put everything on the line for this country,” Mayor Deaglan McEachern said.

Stephen Morgan MP has asked residents to discuss recycling and waste services in Portsmouth after being “ranked as one of the worst places in the UK”. Did you know with a Digital Subscription ...

Connection is Portsmouth's famous long running Thursday indie night, every Thursday at The Dockyard in Guildhall Walk. Playing a request-friendly mix of old and new indie - bands like Arctic ...

More than three quarters of the world’s population do not speak the language in which the science about climate change is disseminated globally. The history of Aids on screen reveals the true ...

PORTSMOUTH, Va. — A man is accused of murdering someone and injuring two others after stabbing them in Portsmouth Saturday afternoon, according to police. Watch previous coverage: Man found ...

PORTSMOUTH, RI (WJAR) — A house was engulfed in flames Monday night in Portsmouth. Officials said they received multiple reports of a fire shortly before 8 p.m. on Sea Spray Drive. Firefighters ...

Patrick Regan helps people to talk about difficult emotions. Here, he offers tools for resisting the tyranny of the inner critic ...