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The National Weather Service has issued a Red Flag Warning until 8 p.m. today. Under the current conditions, “any fires that ...

Authorities have accused a Pennsylvania man of painting swastikas and curse words on a building in New Jersey. Police have charged ...

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A new poll finds that two-thirds of New Jersey residents believe the state is not back to normal 18 months after Superstorm Sandy. ...

Jason Carter, a Democrat who aspires this year to win the Georgia gubernatorial job once held by his grandpa Jimmy, was asked on MSNBC th ...

Twenty-six of New Jersey’s 584 school districts are holding elections today, despite a vast majority of them moving to a November v ...

For some Philadelphians, gentrification is a dirty word or — at the very least — an eyebrow raiser. As they watch th ...

The incumbent and her challenger squared off on a variety of issues at a candidates’ forum held on Monday night in East Falls. ...

U.S. Sen. Chris Coons visited Cape Henlopen State Park in Lewes on Tuesday to announce legislation recognizing the American Discovery Tra ...

Today, William Shakespeare would have been 450 years old. Sort of. The actual date of Shakespeare’s birth is not known for c ...

Over the past year and a half, while producing “COSMOS: A SpaceTime Odyssey,” I’ve had the pleasure to speak with many ...

The thesis of Fredrik Logevall’s Pulitzer Prize winning history, “Embers of War,” is that the die for the tragedy of th ...

The self-professed “nuisance” candidate challenging incumbent Gov. Tom Corbett is reassessing his campaign’s viability ...