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Mental health professionals and advocates are increasingly pursuing the idea of “recovery,” which means helping people to liv ...

There’s now hope that the historic carousel on the Seaside Heights, New Jersey boardwalk may be preserved. A deal in the works coul ...

On Wednesday night, Manayunk residents got a sneak preview at a new performing arts center hailed by city officials as being state-of-the ...

A 51-year-old New Castle County woman is Delaware’s second confirmed case of the chikungunya virus. Similar to the first cas ...

Temple police are patrolling more streets around the university’s North Philadelphia campus. The expanded zone is designed t ...

A Philadelphia congressman who appears to be in the sights of federal prosecutors is denying all wro ...

A good portion of the renovated Dilworth Park outside Philadelphia City Hall is now open to the public. Pomp and circumstance atte ...

Some of Wilmington’s most needy schools will share nearly $6 million in federal and state money to improve academic performance among s ...

Police say one man was shot to death and another appeared to have been killed with a hammer in a northeast Philadelphia home. Offi ...

The government says Google has agreed to pay full refunds totaling at least $19 million to consumers who were charged for purchases that ...

Two state troopers helped a Lakewood couple deliver a baby on the Garden State Parkway. State Police say the women went into labor ...

Demanding an increase in the minimum wage, protesters stopped traffic in Center City Philadelphia Thursday. Police took away demonstrator ...

Two weeks after the story first broke, SEPTA officially announced the name change of Market East Station to Jefferson Station — aft ...

From cooks to card dealers to servers to cleaners, some 8,000 casino workers are in the process of figuring out next steps after ...

An inadvertent key stroke is being blamed for an odd post on Twitter from Delaware Governor Jack Markell’s official account. ...