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About a month after Wilmington police officer Justin Wilkers was shot in the line of duty, doctors finally removed the bullet from his fa ...

Jersey Shore towns Atlantic City and south could get walloped with flood waters during this week’s storm, says Tom Thunstrom of ...

Not surprising, maybe, but it’s discouraging. For more than a decade now, the city of Washington, D.C., has done an annual s ...

Pennsylvania government officials were trying to determine the impact of a judge’s ruling Tuesday that a portion of the state’ ...

“Thank you for calling 211. Debbie speaking. How may I help you?” If you’re looking for food or housing, physica ...

New Jersey lawmakers held the first in a series of public hearings Tuesday on Gov. Chris Christie’s proposed $32.9 billion state bu ...

This report covers Feb. 25 to March 3.  February 25 12:55 p.m. Theft: 8500 block of Henry Ave. $745 w ...

Delaware is still in a foreclosure crisis.  For that reason Attorney General Beau Biden and state legislators announced plans t ...

Gov. Tom Corbett’s plan to privatize Pennsylvania’s liquor stores has started taking legislative form. State House Rep ...

Albert Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia thinks “group appointments” could be a key to reducing premature births. < ...

While participating in Philadelphia Fashion Week would appear to be the highlight of one’s college semester, Philadelphia Universit ...

The “bulk” of U.S. Sen. Arlen Specter’s archives will soon reside at the University of Pittsburgh. On Monday, Ph ...

Even though Mayor Michael Nutter has once vetoed a bill demanding paid sick time for private-sector workers in Philadelphia, City Council ...

An attorney representing the Ogontz Avenue Redevelopment Corp. has asked the commonwealth, Inspector General and/or Attorney General to & ...

Forecasters say a gathering Midwest storm could pose a threat to Sandy recovery efforts along the New Jersey shore. The biggest th ...