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Dr. Hans Kersten, a pediatrician at St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children, has been asking the parents of patients if they’ ...

This weekend, a festival of extremely short plays begins. Sunday through Tuesday, the “One-Minute Play Festival” prese ...

Twenty crew members have been living aboard a 700-foot cargo ship anchored in the middle of the Delaware River for four months, and they ...

Rehoboth Beach police say they arrested a man who was cooking crab cakes at the restaurant he broke into.  Chief Keith Banks ...

There is some good news for the city of Philadelphia: Incoming tax revenue is strong. There is a positive trend when it comes to d ...

What does Philadelphia’s new innovation lab do? It’s like having your young child help program your smart phone. It ...

With its Aug. 15 decision deadline looming, the Philadelphia School District is holding on to a shred of hope that lawmakers in the Penns ...

The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission is proposing limits to the amount of solar energy its customers can produce and sell back to t ...

Some Pennsylvania TV watchers may be scratching their heads — wondering if the face in a new anti-Tom Wolf ad is actually, Tom Wolf ...

In the wake of scathing reports about Philadelphia’s Veterans Affairs facilities, U.S. Sen. Bob Casey is calling on the new head of ...

A 2 a.m. last call, $2,500 ceiling on personal checks and ban on credit card cash advances taken from gaming floor ATM’s make the C ...

A Pennsylvania lawmaker is getting some heat for a taxpayer-funded trip he took to Colorado. On the fact-finding mission last month, Mont ...

Alumni of Eastern University in Delaware County are not waiting for the law to end discrimination; they are appealing to the un ...

An age-old rivalry between the Army and Navy won’t be a problem inside Delaware’s new Armed Forces Reserve Center.  ...

New Jersey returned a record $125.1 million in unclaimed property and funds to residents during the last fiscal year. The Unclaime ...