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The number of American college students pursuing degrees in science and technology soared during the Great Recession. University o ...

Time is drawing near to tally up and turn in those 2013 tax returns. We take up this topic and others with Frank Newport, editor in chief ...

Less than five years ago, Delaware Technical Community College developed a Sustainable Energy Management Plan to reduce its energy use by ...

A teenage suspect in the shooting of an 11-year-old boy was arrested Friday, but Philadelphia police are still on the lookout for another ...

The embattled president of the Philadelphia chapter of the NAACP has been suspended by the national organization. The local chapte ...

International workers rights groups are praising a decision by Rutgers University that could help eliminate sweatshops in Bangladesh. ...

Toms River, N.J., is a big step closer to securing land agreements needed in order for the state to build a system of protective dunes ...

Cord blood for individual use is very expensive but a foundation launched in partnership with Temple University Hospital is poised to cha ...

The Philadelphia Gun Club has filed a lawsuit against an animal-rights organization over alleged harassment, stalking and intimidation. ...

Officer Gregory Jordan got more than he bargained for. The day before Halloween 2013, the law-enforcement agent for the Pennsylvan ...

A former Delaware pediatrician has been sentenced to three years in prison for waterboarding the daughter of his longtime companion by ho ...

A handful of New Jersey legislators will be sleeping out on the Statehouse lawn to call attention to the plight of homeless teenagers. ...

The Night Market is coming back to West Oak Lane. For the second consecutive year, The Food Trust will bring “ ...

In January, an apartment fire-escape collapsed, killing one and injuring two others in Philadelphia. City Council is mulling wheth ...

Philadelphia’s Mayor and City Council President are arguing about the fate of Philadelphia Gas Works through letters. The mi ...