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In the summer of 1832, 18-year-old John Ruddy of County Donegal, Ireland, boarded a ship bound for America to look for work. ̶ ...

Service provider Concilio, the Council of Spanish Speaking Organizations in ...

With March come the first day of Spring and the beginning of Daylight Savings Time. And now, the start of extended First Fridays in Old C ...

Critics see an inconsistency in Gov. Tom Corbett’s plan to create education grants with liquor privatization funds. The Penn ...

Rail ridership in Pennsylvania is up, according a new study from the Brookings Institution. Philadelphia-area Amtrak ridership gre ...

After three months, a series of meetings, the formation of a steering committee and countless emails, community parents and neighbors are ...

Rutgers University is considering merging its two law schools into one entity that would be among the nation’s largest law schools. ...

For Imani Education Circle Charter School students, the end of a week-long Historically Black Colleges and Universities celebration saw v ...

A plan to keep people from falling further behind on their Philadelphia property taxes has moved forward in City Council.  Th ...

Wildlife officials are seeking volunteers to help monitor Delaware’s osprey population. ...

A Municipal Court judge on Friday found Gregory Mitros guilty of involuntary manslaughter in connection with the June 21, 2011 shooting d ...

As Chair of the National Governors Association (NGA), Delaware Governor Jack Markell offered a poetic toast at a White House dinner, whic ...

As part of its effort to further define itself, Mutual Mt. Airy hosted a panel discussion Thursday night featuring Northwest Philadelphia ...

Now in his second term, Delaware Governor Jack Markell announced nominations for two Cabinet ...

I believe President Obama genuinely opposes the sequestration spending cuts now going into effect. I don’t believe the cynics who t ...