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Federal agriculture officials say this year’s soybean harvest in Delaware should be slightly higher than last year’s, but the ...

Tuesday is the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America’s National Memory Screening day. More than 130 sites around Pennsylvania wil ...

The New Jersey seafood industry is beginning to return to normal after screeching to a halt during Hurricane Sandy.   ...

New Jersey’s most dangerous city has tied its record for the most murders in one year. Camden recorded its 58th slaying ...

In the inaugural post of Lightning Rod, author Faye Flam explores whether Ben Franklin’s “kite and key” story can hold ...

As New Jersey slowly begins to get back to normal, Gov. Chris Christie gave residents a progress report in the aftermath of the massive s ...

When Dana J. Okeson takes over as Germantown Friends’ head of school on July 15, 2013, she will become the first female to hold tha ...

A Philadelphia election official says more than 27,000 voters had to cast provisional ballots in the city last Tuesday, apparently confir ...

As Pennsylvania observes Veterans’ Day, some state lawmakers are taking a moment to talk up recent achievements benefiting those wh ...

Within a short period of time, police officers who have hit the streets in full force in Newark ticketed nearly a half dozen drivers usin ...

The Philadelphia Police department is seeking assistance in capturing a suspect involved in a Ridge Avenue robbery at gunpoint. On ...

The Corbett administration is taking bids from private groups looking to manage the Pennsylvania Lottery. Not everyone in Harrisbu ...

Thousands lined the streets of Media, Delaware County, for a Veteran’s Day parade today.  The main street of Media host ...

New Jersey will end odd-even gasoline rationing at 6 a.m. Tuesday. Gov. Chris Christie says gas supplies are plentiful and there a ...

A large crowd gathered around Bredenbeck’s Bakery in Chestnut Hill on Saturday to celebrate the completion of the neighborhood̵ ...