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A Philadelphia councilwoman is seeking help for the groups that help the city’s hungry. Non-profit groups that prepare and s ...

More than six years after Police Officer Charles “Chuck” Cassidy was slain in the line of duty during a robbery inside a West ...

Bah-da-BOOM! That’s the nutshell description of Neil Simon’s “Laughter on the 23rd Floor,” the compendiu ...

Delaware’s unemployment rate continues its slow retreat and now stands at 6 percent for February. The Department of Labor ...

New Jersey’s top court has agreed to hear a case on whether it was OK for Camden to dissolve its police force and bring in a new co ...

Pennsylvania’s unemployment rate continued its rapid drop in February, while employer payrolls inched up and the labor force grew a ...

Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett and top Philadelphia officials travel to Rome this weekend to ask Pope Francis to attend a huge Roman C ...

Janice Baker does not consider herself a political person. In 2009 she was aware of the health care debate, but not much else. Now ...

A familiar face in political circles has been tapped to lead Philadelphia’s effort to win a national political convention in 2016.< ...

Military working dog handler Staff Sergeant Jason Spangenberg received the Bronze Star Medal for his courage and commitment during his de ...

From a small art studio situated upstairs in a home in Milford, Delaware, art is being created that has a huge impact on a small village ...

Governor Jack Markell continues to make his pitch for an increased gas tax and a fee to fund cleaner water as the best way to invest in t ...

Delaware’s State Board of Education has approved Secretary of Education Mark Murphy’s recommendation to “forgive” ...

It’s bad manners to speak ill of the newly dead, but perhaps we can bend that rule for Fred Phelps. Seriously, is it possibl ...

Building upon the buzz surrounding their documentary, “American Promise,̶ ...