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Two University of the Arts students mounted a protest at Philadelphia City Hall Wednesday against “live stop.” That’s t ...

A $350 million project will soon get underway to improve access to Long Beach Island on the Jersey Shore. The Route 72 Manahawkin ...

A jury has convicted a priest and teacher in a church abuse case that has rocked the Philadelphia Archdiocese. The verdict Wednesd ...

Pennsylvania state Rep. Kevin Boyle says homeowners and businesses should get a “heads up” when a substance-abuse clinic plan ...

A ride on the No. 12 bus is proof that Philly isn’t just the great restaurants of tourist ad campaigns or the war zone the rest of ...

Representatives from the Crowley Maritime Corporation and Philadelphia’s Aker Shipyard spent an unusually warm January morning chri ...

More than a dozen supporters with Americans for Democratic Action came together this afternoon in Wilmington to urge lawmakers to take ac ...

The call for additional security in schools in Pennsylvania is likely to get a lot more attention in the coming months. But top st ...

Today is the final day for New Jersey-area Hurricane Sandy survivors to apply for a disaster home and business loan Today is the l ...

This month’s New Year’s resolutions may be nearly forgotten, but Alan Jenkins, executive director of The Opportunity Agenda, ...

The school’s new provost, Domenico Grasso, will oversee all programs of instruction, research and service.   Grasso is ...

Motorists traveling through Newark will notice new signs banning vehicles from sitting idle with the engine running. The city has ...

Two weeks after a motorist took out some of the store’s front windows, Mount Airy’s Wine & Spirits Shop is open again for ...

Can Philadelphians help save the city’s newspapers? Business leaders, labor unions, activists and concern citizens have laun ...

Governor Christie has announced that New Jersey has adopted the federal government’s preliminary floodplain maps, and spoiled the v ...