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More than 18,600 Delawareans registered for health care coverage by April 15, the final deadline of the 2014 Affordable Care Act enrollme ...

Attorneys argue that Pennsylvania can stop paying a pension to former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky because of his e ...

Volleyball Olympians, boxing matches between police and firefighters, a sand sculpting competition, free concerts on the beach, and dared ...

The head of New Jersey Transit says transporting fans to and from February’s Super Bowl cost the agency $5.6 million. Execut ...

The Westin Hotel on the Riverfront is the latest example of how the Buccini Pollin Group is remaking the look and feel of Wilmington. ...

Two New Jersey high school wrestling powers are stopping their matches against one another because of a photo in which members of one tea ...

It’s not the house that Yogi Berra built. But it is the place in New Jersey that Berra, his wife and three sons called home for alm ...



This morning, we had great news on the employment front. The country added 288,000 jobs in the month of April, topping expectations ...

Philadelphia’s Temple University has premiered a documentary theater production about girls bullying girls. The play, “ ...

In many ways sports have led the way toward diversity, integration and a meritocracy blind to race.   It’s all the more ...

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett doesn’t know who he’ll face in the general election. Still, the sitting Governor is targ ...

The heavy rains this week inundated the region, leaving parts of Philadelphia underwater. Storm after storm, from Manayunk to South Phill ...

 It’s generally a waste of space to reference Sarah Palin, which is why she so rarely appears here. She long ago devolv ...

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Repairs south of the Garden State Parkway’s Raritan Toll Plaza are likely to cause delays this weekend, the New Jersey Turnpike Aut ...