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Federal prosecutors have escalated their criminal investigation into allegations that Gov. Chris Christie’s aides created traffic j ...

Shoveling, salting, scraping. Around the region, most residents have cleared off their sidewalks of the foot of snow that fell Tuesday. B ...

Granting the Live! Casino & Hotel project Philadelphia’s remaining gaming license would not only generate the most new revenue ...

Following this week’s oil train derailment, a Philadelphia City Councilman is calling for hearings into the state of freight rail t ...

Philadelphia City Council is back in action after more than a monthlong winter break. And the first meeting of 2014 was quite busy. < ...

Don Lafferty learned a little about the miracle of life in a most unexpected way early Wednesday morning. At around 6 a.m., a baby ...

Rob Tornoe watched Governor Markell’s state of the state and was curious about the infra-structure proposal. He has a commentary. ...

With another polar invasion ...

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie’s re-election organization has hired a Washington law firm to represent it in the investigation into ...

It’s been a year since K.C. Keeler was fired from the University of Delaware and now the former Blue Hens head football coach has annou ...

Under current laws, Philadelphia’s childcare facilities are largely unregulated and are only required to pass an initial fire safet ...

Most of Delaware’s schools, businesses and government agencies are back up and running today following the winter storm that dumped up ...

Consider this a cautionary tale about the evils of non-regulation, because when it comes to chemicals, we are all West Virginians. ...

Look up! Icicles forming on walls, pipes and cables often leave spectacular sights but could also become dangerous falling objects once t ...

Environmentalists this week rejected a claim by the chemical company Solvay Solexis that there is no threat to the safety of public water ...