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Adorned with black puffs and pompoms, the 3-year-old Siba was the absolute picture of what many see as the epitome of a show dog.

It’s part of a push to increase electric vehicles on New Jersey’s roads tenfold by 2025.

A local lawmaker is warning people to look out for a political questionnaire, designed to look like the 2020 census, that seeks donations for the Republican Party.

Reading, a heavily Democratic city, will likely be a tempting target for the candidate running to defeat President Donald Trump.

The city of Philadelphia is moving forward with plans to develop housing on land at the center of a federal corruption case.

The strength of Sanders and Buttigieg was matched in reverse by the struggle of former Vice President Joe Biden

Under state law, all agencies and departments are required to publish contracts worth at least $5,000 to an online search tool for government spending.

The proposal stems from last summer’s explosion at the PES refinery in South Philadelphia. The company is winding its way through bankruptcy.

Through updated research methods, the new survey found a 60% increase in the Jewish population in the five-county Philadelphia region.

“The world of thinking about trauma, the importance of school climate and social-emotional learning is 20, 30, 40 years behind the world of instruction."

A grand jury returned a six-count indictment accusing actor Jussie Smollett of lying to Chicago police, a special prosecutor announced Tuesday.

The Justice Department said Tuesday it will take the extraordinary step of lowering the amount of prison time it will seek for Roger Stone.

Ocean and Cape May Counties already have an ongoing lawsuit with the aim of invalidating the immigration directive, which the Trump administration has said it will support.

Twenty-eight countries, including the U.S., have confirmed cases of the virus that started in Wuhan, China.

Art Therapy Express presented an exhibition Monday. The award-winning Delaware program helps artists with disabilities express themselves.