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Utility companies in New Jersey will have to do a better job of communicating with customers during emergencies if a measure advanced by ...

For Penn scientist Les Dutton, physics offers a simple, elegant, and potentially useful way of understanding what makes life alive — di ...

“His Best Sex Ever” “The Sexy Confidence Men Can’t Resist” “78 Ways to Turn Him On” “What ...

Is the “knockout game” really new? Chuck Williams, an associate professor at Drexel University, thinks not. In ...

For Philadelphians who don’t have a car, or don’t want to drive it into New York City, buses have become a popular alternativ ...

Fireworks will illuminate the Delaware River to help ring in the New Year.  SugarHouse Casino will again sponsor two firework ...

A crowd of several hundred family, friends and state leaders gathered at the National Guard’s facility in New Castle to say farewel ...

A City Council committee has voted to send a proposal before voters to remove the requirement that Philadelphia officials resign before r ...

Pennsylvania lawmakers who voted to raise billions in fees and gas taxes will have some explaining to do to conservative groups that keep ...

In his weekly message, Delaware Governor Jack Markell discusses innovative classroom methods to help children learn as the world changes ...

Wilmington Mayor Dennis Williams is our First Person. He talks about city crime, the state of the city economy and the one thing he hopes ...

State of Play discusses where the Chip Flowers saga goes from here. Also, is there a moderate republican in Delaware who can win? Will th ...

Delaware’s unemployment rate fell to 6.8% in October. That’s the first time it has been below 7% since December 2008. ...

A collection of neighborhood stakeholders will meet after Thanksgiving to discuss possible uses for Germantown High School’s shutte ...

One week from now, millions of Americans will be working off those holiday calories by scurrying from store to store in search of those B ...