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A University of Pennsylvania postdoctoral researcher has made the MIT Technology Review’s 2014 list of ...

It’s all been written before. The Philadelphia School District was in brutal financial shape last year. Overfilled classroom ...

When Ed Hermance, the owner America’s oldest gay bookstore, announced earlier this year that after 35 years he was getting out of t ...

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett has said he did his best to live up to his 2010 campaign promise not to raise taxes, but he isn’t mak ...

Showers and thunderstorms are possible this evening, forecasters say. A few of the thunderstorms could be strong with “gusty ...

Here’s a look at what’s going on around town for families this weekend.  ...

New Jersey’s Legislature is on break, but there is still some intrigue in the Statehouse over how Gov. Chris Christie will deal wit ...

Another effort is under way to revive a “ghost” station along the PATCO High Speed Line from South Jersey.  The F ...

They kept hope alive until the final pitch, but the Taney Dragons couldn’t make magic happen one more time in the Little League Wor ...

Current New Jersey law calls for a jail sentence only if a driver with a suspended license is involved in an accident that causes injury. ...

The head of the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers held office hours alfresco at School District Headquarters. Jerry Jordan had t ...

The Delaware River Port Authority is trying to conclude a very long-term project along the Admiral Wilson Boulevard in Camden. The ...

The State of Delaware will receive $45 million following the settlement of allegations that Bank of America misled investors about the ri ...

It’s a few months behind schedule, but PATCO is close to rolling out refurbished cars on the high-speed train line between South Je ...

Surrounded by friends and family, Wilma Rowe celebrated her 100th birthday at Germantown’s Wesley Enhanced Living at Stapeley on Tu ...