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The original deadline for the demolition of the Queen Lane Apartments will come and go this week, but there’s no word on when the G ...

Delaware environmental workers are tackling a large population of stubborn mosquitoes living and breeding at a 100-acre dredge spoil site ...

An East Germantown teenager who allegedly shot someone, and was then shot by police, near the Ben Franklin Parkway’s Welcome Americ ...

A second vote by Vineland City Council produced a different result on the much-debate issue of federal funding for firefighters. A ...

The Philadelphia Police Department have publicly identified two criminals believed to be behind numerous theft from auto reports in the c ...

PA voter ID law upheld.  The GOP will get to crack the whip on election day. ...

New Jersey’s Supreme Court is scheduled to rule on whether a man’s lawsuit over a polio vaccine he received as a child can ...

Mitt Romney’s shaky prospects for winning Pennsylvania got a big boost this morning when a lower court judge ruled in a 70-page opi ...

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Drug researchers are urging doctors and policy makers to treat addiction more like they do heart disease and cancer — by using regu ...

Penn State University is holding a national child sex abuse conference in October as it seeks to rebound from the scandals involving fo ...

The voter ID law has been upheld in the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court. Opponents have vowed to appeal the decision to the state Su ...

Dr. Melvin Morse is expected to make a preliminary court appearance Thursday to face felony child endangerment charges for allegedly usin ...

Sometime in late June, I stopped by a friend’s shore house rental to say hello, take a shower, and maybe have a drink or two. < ...

Good morning, Feeders! With news that a judge has upheld Pennsylvania’s voter ID law, Emma Jacobs will spend today evaluatin ...