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In a Wednesday afternoon press conference at City Hall, Fourth District City Councilman Curtis Jones Jr. announced details of the “ ...

In the early morning hours of July 8, Alisha Cutler was driving home northbound on I-95 after her shift in the police communications depa ...

Delawareans who lost their home to foreclosure could get money from a national settlement with five banks. Forty-nine states, incl ...

At this time last year, parents were being informed about potential school closings throughout the Philadelphia School District. N ...

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At Exelon’s request, the Limerick nuclear plant operator who failed a random alcohol test has had his license revoked. ...

President Obama is showing a solid lead in two polls of registered Pennsylvania voters.  The president also appears to be out in fro ...

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Mayor Michael Nutter is trying to send a message to unionized Philadelphia city employees by giving raises to their non-union colleagues. ...

A Municipal Court hearing for the 28-year-old East Germantown man accused of strangling his pregnant girlfriend in their Chelten Avenue e ...

“Innovate parking meters” is not an oxymoron, as it turns out. Just ask Lower Merion. The township’s Parking Ser ...

The program that’s already made a big impact on research at Delaware State University is about to grow. The National Science ...

An effort to improve water front areas in three downstate Delaware towns should also make an impact further downstream. All three ...

A 10-year-old boy remains in custody after admitting yesterday that he robbed and assaulted his Juniata neighbor. Family Court Adm ...

Update, 11:45 a.m. Amtrak rail traffic has been restored. The leak is not affecting the rail area.  It’s stil ...