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Heightened security is in place for a New York City music festival where two people died last year. Electric Zoo officials say the ...

Villanova officials say former head basketball coach John “Jack” Kraft, who helmed the Wildcats to 238 victories over a dozen ...

A Kent County man has been acquitted of murder in the stabbing death of his girlfriend’s father.  A jury on Friday foun ...

The academically troubled Moyer Academy in Wilmington is on a path to be closed at the end of the current school year. Following a ...

Almost two years after Sandy left a path of destruction along the New Jersey coastline, the Federal Emergency Management Agency said it h ...

Don’t call it an expansion, caution supporters of Gov. Tom Corbett’s modified Healthy Pennsylvania ...

have found new jobs with other casinos owned by its parent company. The Showboat is shutting down Sunday afternoon after 27 years on the ...

It’s a hot August day, and construction workers in Center City are marching with protest signs that read “End the LockoutR ...

Registration is open for Philadelphia’s first Spanish immersion preschool. “There are so many families from a var ...

Alan Jacobs dropped out of Kensington High School at 16 and soon found himself locked up on a gun charge. His mom, Emma Johnson, f ...

Delmarva Power’s proposal for lower natural gas prices should help Delaware homeowners stay warm for less money in the coming month ...

It will cost a little less to drive this holiday weekend as gasoline prices have dropped 20 cents a gallon in a month. The average ...

The Spruce Street Harbor Park, floating on the Delaware River near Penn’s Landing, has extended its residency for an extra month, a ...

New Jersey mental health advocates say a shortage of beds in psychiatric hospitals is causing long wait times and chaotic conditions in t ...

The West Philadelphia neighborhoods of Mantua and Powelton Village have a surprisingly large arts sector, says a new study by Drexel Univ ...