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Follow along with the action via social media as the Blue Hens take on Hofstra in Newark.   ...

New Jersey’s education commissioner has upheld the punishments against the first two students whose parents challenged the state ...

Though initial reports of an explosion at 30th and Cecil B. Moore around 5 p.m. on Friday night were unclear, authorities report that it ...

The prognosticator of prognosticators sees an early end to the cold! Take a gander at the official proclamation from ...

Here’s a look at what you may have missed this week: 1. ...

Here’s a look at what you may have missed this week: 1. ...

The stagehands of the Philadelphia Theatre Company have ended their strike. Management and the stagehands union negotiated an agreement e ...

Pennsylvania’s state-related and state-owned colleges will not see cuts to their commonwealth aid if the governor has anything to d ...

The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society announced the 2013 Philadelphia Flower Show theme — “Brilliant!” — on Friday after ...

One of the most secluded streets in Northwest Philadelphia experienced a startling crime earlier this week. On Monday, Jan. 28 at ...

Although debate about immigration and gun control dominates the headlines, the economy remains the top public concern. Frank Newport, edi ...

An unidentified man was struck and killed by a city sanitation truck Friday morning in the city’s Stenton neighborhood. ...

Angel investors are rich people with a high tolerance for risk. They get in early on promising new ventures that either fizzle out o ...

New Jersey officials are trying to determine how much of the $50 billion in federal Sandy aid will be used to help the state’s tran ...

From Japan to Chile, Switzerland and soon India, Delaware Governor Jack Marekll is quickly becoming a world traveler as he tries to drum ...