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A Northwest Philadelphia pastor is urging fellow supporters of state Sen. LeAnna Washington to contribute to a legal-defense fund created ...

Now that summer is in full gear, folks heading to the shore will find all kinds of activities to supplement their fun in the surf and san ...

After 399 days of fighting, dozens of Newark residents are celebrating now that the University of Delaware has killed its lease with The ...

The Pennsylvania Game Commission says a deer that attacked a woman outside a paint store at a strip mall tested positive for rabies. ...

WHYY’s Robin Bloom on what not to miss this week in the Philadelphia region. What’s Happening Vive ...

Archbishop Charles Chaput has rejected appeals from five Philadelphia-area parishes that do not want to close or merge. The appeals came ...

Motorists might see more police on New Jersey’s highways, but there’s no cause for alarm. The Transportation Departmen ...

Heavy rain from a thunderstorm has spurred forecasters to issue a Flash Flood Warning for portions of Atlantic and Cape May counties&nbsp ...

This past year, insurers and the government went full force with outreach and marketing aimed at young adults during the inaugural enroll ...

The University of Delaware has killed the controversial plans to build a data center and power plant on its STAR campus in Newark. ...

New Jersey transportation and emergency agencies will conduct a hurricane evacuation exercise Thursday. Motorists will see an incr ...

Richard Mellon Scaife ...

Thanks to last year’s federal-budget cuts and sequestration, ...

From a tiny storefront on East Durham Street, Wendy Weinstein hopes to bring back fond memories and help create a cache of new ones. ...

In the late 19th century when Philadelphia was considered the “Workshop of the World,” North Broad Street was a grand bouleva ...