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Philadelphia’s historic City Hall building will double as a performance venue every week this summer.   “C ...

President Barack Obama joined New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie Tuesday for a rain-soaked tour of the recovering Jersey Shore. The vi ...

It’s hardly a boom, but the U.S. Census Bureau says the population of six major Pennsylvania cities increased modestly between 2010 ...

Tucked among the art galleries and boutiques on 2nd Street in Philadelphia’s Old City is a boarded-up building, held upright by iro ...

As the school year wraps up and summer vacation begins, 14th District officials are reminding parents and kids about city-implemented cur ...

As the global economy continues to be more and more competitive, Delaware students and businesses are sharpening their STEM (science, tec ...

The 86th Scripps National Spelling Bee is under way, with 281 youngsters taking the first vocabulary test in the history of the competiti ...

A series of hearings on liquor privatization in Pennsylvania is nearing an end in the state Senate. Next week, lawmakers plan to f ...

Even a bad start weatherwise to the Memorial Day weekend was good for businesses on the Jersey Shore. Friday’s cold and drea ...

Top high-school basketball players are flocking to Philadelphia’s East Falls section this weekend for a charity game called ...

A former abortion clinic worker will spend a year on probation after pleading guilty to perjury and testifying against her former boss at ...

A central Pennsylvania farm that was the scene of fierce fighting during the three-day Civil War battle of Gettysburg has reopened to vis ...

President Barack Obama says the Jersey Shore is back and open for business. Obama told New Jersey residents Tuesday ...

UPDATE:A Delaware Chancery Court Judge did not rule in favor of Wilmington Mayor Dennis Williams who sought help from th ...

The University of Pennsylvania has received a $15 million gift to examine how the U.S. criminal justice system can be improved. Sc ...