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A one-day, non-jury murder trial is set to start Monday for a woman charged with killing two colleagues at a Philadelphia food plant. ...

Saturday’s storms in Sussex County gave way to sunny skies and comfortable temperatures on Sunday.  That was just the right in ...

Ask Julie Baranauskas about the situation with the vacant house next door to her in Penn-Knox, Germantown’s showcase residential ne ...

Gas prices may be finally starting to fall after soaring towards the end of the summer.   AAA Mid-Atlantic reports Delaware ...

State leaders will be in Newark today for the official opening of a new trail through Newark into White Clay Creek State Park.  The ...

When I first toured Revel, I was taken aback by the entrance into the building. Long sweeping escalators whisked you up from the front do ...

A Philadelphia family plans to appeal the 2004 seizure of 10 rare gold coins a jury said couldn’t have been legally obtained. < ...

As you probably know by now, Mitt Romney failed in his Republican convention speech to devote even a single syllable to the fighting Amer ...

Gov. Jack Markell is signing legislation aimed at making Delaware’s schools safer.   A bill to be signed into la ...

The success of June’s first-ever Germantown Photo Walk, helmed by local photographer Gary Reed, didn’t reduce Germantown Arti ...

In April, SEPTA rolled out a new ad campaign designed to connect with its passengers. But SEPTA and its riders already have plenty ...

For a few weeks, the old Globe Dye Works factory in the Frankford neighborhood of Philadelphia is hosting industrial-sized sculpture. ...

A new ...

In just a few days, it will be harder to do business late at night in the crime-ridden city of Camden. While a legal challenge works its ...

The number of legislative session days can be counted on two hands, but a Pennsylvania House lawmaker says it’s not a bad time to p ...