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A Kansas judge has granted a request to formally change the name of the soldier convicted of leaking classified documents to WikiLeaks fr ...

I take one pill, once a day, provided to me by the state of Pennsylvania. Without this medication, and without the prior and ongoing work ...

Fans of the late Penn State University football coach Joe Paterno are planning to commission a new bronze statue of him, and place it acr ...

The dean of the University of Maryland’s law school has been named the new chancellor for Rutgers University’s Camden campus. ...

Police say a man shot and wounded by plainclothes officers in Philadelphia was a pizza deliveryman who may have mistaken them for robbers ...

Bruce O. Kallos will serve as the new Chair of the Board of Directors of the Delaware Symphony Orchestra. Kallos has served on the ...

Arts organizations from across Philadelphia performed at City Hall on Tuesday to garner support for restoring arts funding in the city.&n ...

A recent “special delivery” in Manchester was a team effort.  It all began when Alia Hartman, an Ocean County She ...

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 ...