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Cleanup is underway after a quick band of severe weather downed trees and power lines shortly before 8 p.m. last night. The worst ...

John Roberts is a very patient man. Thirty years ago, as a young lawyer in Ronald Reagan’s Justice Department, he wrote memos attac ...

A suburban Philadelphia gas terminal has been repaired and is open again after crews worked to clean up about 5,300 gallons of gasoline f ...

The Philadelphia School District has been desperately seeking help from the city, state and labor unions in order to plug a $304 million ...

The first phase of marsh restoration is expected to cost between $3.5 and $11.5 million, according to a report issued by the contractor r ...

After the “Re-Imagining Maplewood Mall” block party got underway Saturday afternoon, families enjoyed water ice, listened to ...

History professor Jonathan Zimmerman argues for religious exemptions from child health and safety laws as an essential protection of reli ...

It is the biggest issue of the year from our content partner, Delaware Today. Editor-in-chief Maria Hess and publisher Robert Martinelli ...

At around 8:30 p.m. on a recent summer night, Simon Rogers leans over the edge of a stocky, brick building at the corner of Main Street a ...

It was foreseeable when Edward Snowden fled to Hong Kong and Moscow that all the secrets he was carrying on his four laptops would fall i ...

A plan to expand access to wine, beer, and spirits is advancing in the Pennsylvania Senate as the Senate’s counter-offer on liquor ...

Republicans in the Pennsylvania House are preparing major changes to a bill to fund roads, bridges, and mass transit — despite warn ...