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The “Made in America” festival is making its presence known in a major way, and Philadelphia is of two minds on the subject. ...

Even though Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter wants volunteer groups to hand out meals to the hungry inside instead of in public parks, a ...

Police in Lower Merion are still looking for a rare sculpture of Ben Franklin and the woman believed to have stolen it. Ben Frankl ...

The liberal group Keystone Research Center paints a discouraging picture of Pennsylvania in its latest jobs reports. The findings, ...

There are 173 rooms at Delaware’s Winterthur museum. It’s Lois Price’s job to observe the 9 climate monitors. Every day that is a l ...

Every four years, during political convention season, someone will invariably ask me, “Did you hear the speech, last night?”& ...

Lots of people will be carrying needles into Citizens Bank Park tonight. The 7:05 game against the Mets is the Phillies’ ann ...

NewsWorks wants to ensure that you can easily find our stories about New Jersey. This month, we launched a NewsWorks New Jersey Facebook ...

A Pennsylvania lawmaker and the ACLU are locking horns over a bill that would punish people who impersonate others online. Rep. Ka ...

We can’t blame New Jersey drivers for this one. According to a study done by All-State Insurance, Philadelphia had the highe ...

It’s day one for crews in New Jersey removing call boxes along the Atlantic City Expressway. Officials say the boxes are the l ...

A Philadelphia priest will remain in legal limbo until 2013 after a judge set a March date for his retrial in a sexual assault case. ...

If you were trying to compile what a domino-effect court docket might look like, a press release issued by Philadelphia Police on Wednesd ...

Sher Valenzuela, Republican candidate for lieutenant governor, says her 10 minutes in the national spotlight will be something, next ...