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Antonio Rodriguez, the man charged with killing three prostitutes and earning himself the “Kensington Strangler” nickname, ...

Picture a crazy world in which residents control Philadelphia’s purse strings. Would city employees be able to keep their ta ...

The former union boss of UAW Local 1096 has been sentenced to prison for his role in a drug operation authorities broke up last fall. ...

Sitting in a folding chair in front of about a dozen kids of varying ages, Jim Glatch demonstrates how to dribble a basketball and explai ...

While a seemingly endlless line of headlights detoured eastbound onto Gypsy Lane in East Falls, Angel Rodriguez stood alone on Lincoln Dr ...

Police around New Jersey will begin stepping up patrols targeting drunken and impaired drivers beginning Friday. More than $750,0 ...

New Jersey’s unemployment rate ticked up by .2 percent to 9.8 percent in July. The state’s jobless rate now tops the ...

A judge has dismissed the three most serious sexual assault charges against a Philadelphia priest after hearing details of the alleged ...

The Millville, N.J, farmer whose pesticide use has been linked to bird deaths will not be penalized. About 80 birds were found dea ...

Many of us recycle cartons, aluminum cans and glass out of habit, but recently, some Philadelphians were awarded in cash for doing so. ...

A New Jersey early childhood academy is looking for fans who drool over Bruce Springsteen — literally. The Learning Experience i ...

State Police say a tractor trailer driver was making an illegal U-turn on I-95, which caused the crash that killed the driver of a box tr ...

In light of recent safety concerns, PECO is temporarily pulling the plug on electric “smart” meter installations occurring th ...

Good morning, Feeders! Kevin McCorry is off to hear about an alternative plan to Philadelphia’s School Reform Commission. ...

Delaware’s Division of Fish and Wildlife has released new maps and updated regulations for the 2012-2013 hunting seaso ...