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Nestled between Emlen and Cherokee Sts., the 400 block of Wellesley Road is home to 50, tightly-packed houses. For residents of the Mount ...

Philadelphia Police have identified the women who allegedly struck a parked police car and injured police officers in an overnight accide ...

Efforts to improve Delaware’s unemployment rate were discussed at length during a pair of gubernatorial debates this week, but new ...

With his alleged assailant in police custody, a man shot in Germantown on Thursday night remained in critical condition Friday. Sh ...

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The Food and Drug Administration’s expanded recall of possibly tainted drugs includes medications shipped to 13 Delaware health car ...

If you’re in Atlantic City on Sunday morning, you’ll want to do one of two things: sleep in, or put on your running shoes. Wh ...

A community-based plan for commercial area revitalization in Hunting Park now has the city’s endorsement, as the Planning Commissio ...

Wet weather could bring minor tidal flooding along the Delaware Bay.  The National Weather Service is warning of spotty minor ...

Delaware’s Secretary of Transportation will join DelDOT staff members cleaning up litter in Dover.DelDOT adopted a portion of ...

 From “Stand Your Ground” laws to Jerry Sandusky, a conference today at Widener Law examines high profile law cases that ...

The lawyer for the reputed boss of the Philadelphia mob says his client and six co-defendants on trial in federal court are victims and t ...

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and his wife paid just over $141,000 in income taxes for 2011 on a combined adjusted gross income of just ...

During Tuesday’s presidential debate, Katherine Fenton asked how President Barack Obama and Governor Mitt Romney intend to level th ...

This weekend, the Philadelphia Orchestra launches its 2012-2013 season with Verdi’s “Requiem,” a piece the orchestra ha ...