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Delaware Attorney General Beau Biden announced the development of the Department of Justice’s Child Victims Unit today, to help streaml ...

A new state law could eliminate some redundancy in Pennsylvania hospital regulation.   Currently, all hospitals are su ...

In an effort to save lives of those who may suffer from alcohol and drug addictions, Gov. Jack Markell (D-Del.) signed new legislation th ...

This list covers Part One Crimes in Philadelphia’s 14th Police District between June 21-27, 2013. June 21 ...

The Manayunk-Roxborough Food Co-op hosts a community farmers’ market at Manayunk’s Pretzel Park every Saturday from 10 a.m. t ...

Drivers are getting a present for the 4th of July. Gas prices are down. Tom Kloza of the website Gas Buddy.com says fuel prices ar ...

Despite new a new funding plan hatched in Harrisburg, the School District of Philadelphia continues to be in limbo over whether it can re ...

A New Jersey appellate court has rejected a bid by the world’s largest online poker website to regain the right to buy an Atlantic ...

Philadelphia’s Summer Jobs program is off to a good start, according to city officials.   Mayor Michael Nutter s ...

Did you notice last week that Bill Clinton’s legacy took a bit of a beating? He’s arguably our most popular political ...

It’s vacation season again. How great to finally relax and forget all the day-to-day nonsense that makes everyday life the opposite ...

The Pennsylvania House passed key pieces of Gov. Tom Corbett’s Philadelphia schools funding package Monday night. While many ...

An organization representing Pennsylvania’s mineral owners is angered over a bill that sailed through the state legislature over th ...

What a dumb idea, I thought. It was 1997, and Philadelphia boosters were talking about getting $60 million in federal funds to help build ...

Mt. Airy’s newest public artwork project came closer to completion on Saturday. It was “Community Painting Day” at the ...