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Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter doesn’t quit.   On Tuesday, the city notified the court that it will again appeal the con ...

A former Chickie’s and Pete’s bartender is suing the sports bar and restaurant f ...

A New Jersey lawmaker has introduced a bill that would allow voters to decide whether same-sex couples can legally marry.   ...

Armed robbers have targeted a West Oak Lane convenience store with shocking regularity, leaving little more than a trail of surveillance ...

New Jersey Sen. Barbara Buono is the first Democrat to enter next year’s race for go ...

On Dec.3, the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office dropped its case against two men and a woman accused of selling methamphetami ...

State Senate Democrats are making one last, largely symbolic effort to convince Gov. Tom Corbett to put Pennsylvania’s health-care ...

Domestic violence happens everywhere – college campuses, big cities and suburban townships. But rural victims of partner abuse face a u ...

Nov. 25 9 p.m. Theft: 500 block of Kingsley St. Sunglasses, watch, and $20 in coins were taken from an unlocked v ...

The “Holiday Chat and Chew” event being hosted by the Chew and Belfield Neighbors Club Inc. from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday i ...

Looking for personalized Christmas gifts? This Saturday, the Mt. Airy Art Garage (MAAG) will be hosting its Third Annual “Ho ...

Delaware residents have an opportunity to weigh in on the major health needs of the state. Now through the end of January, the Div ...

An audit has found some troubles with a state program that helps New Jerseyans pay utility bills. The state comptroller on Tuesday ...

Philadelphia police and those who try to combat human trafficking say it’s an all-too-real problem in the city. Police have ...

Big changes are coming to Philadelphia’s biggest news outlet.  Early next year, the Philadelphia Inquirer and the Daily News w ...