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The well-connected engineering firm Birdsall Services Group that pleaded guilty to evading New Jersey’s “Pay to Play” l ...

An 80-piece orchestra performed a farewell concert Monday in the administrative offices of the Philadelphia School District, bidding adie ...

The Cape May-Lewes Ferry rechristened one of its newly refurbished ships today ushering in the summer season; the upgrades also come ahea ...

The Pennsylvania Legislature’s beginning a busy week before lawmakers depart Harrisburg for the summer. Three prominent comm ...

In his fourth-floor studio at the Crane Arts building, Fabian Lopez is applying paint to a small canvas perched on two stacked buckets. T ...

A move is under way to encourage the use of “clean-energy” fuels in cars and trucks, but it can’t happen without a bett ...

The Ogontz Avenue Revitalization Corporation (OARC) reincarnated the shuttered West Oak Lane Jazz Festival on Saturday with a smaller six ...

As Ronald Reagan said many times with regard to our treaties with the Soviet Union, “Trust, but verify.” We trust our preside ...

Immigration legislation is under review in Washington and some local clergy went to Sen. Pat Toomey’s Philadelphia office to delive ...

Less than a day after the second annual Firefly Music Festival wrapped up in Dover, event coordinators have already announced plans to be ...

The Supreme Court has sent a Texas case on race-based college admissions back to a lower court for another look. The court’s ...

A man is in stable condition after being shot in West Oak Lane late Sunday night. Shortly after 11 p.m., police responded to the a ...

The precipitous downfall of celebrity chef Paula Deen – the 66-year-old Dixie damsel who  ...

Both chambers of the New Jersey Legislature are expected to vote on a bill that would ban licensed therapists from trying to convert gay ...

When I was a child summer was a time of friendship and fun, exploration and discovery. It was a time when the world seemed bigger. But as ...