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Attorneys for Penn State’s ousted president are planning a news conference to rebut what they view as inaccuracies in a school-sa ...

The Camden Board of Education has agreed to pay $500,000 to seven students who were made to eat their lunch on the floor as punishment. ...

On Monday evening, state Rep. Rosita Youngblood held the first of three voter ID workshops aimed to educate and register voters in her sp ...

Finding work is a source of frustration for many people with intellectual disabilities. After high school, opportunities and programs dwi ...

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie will deliver the keynote address at the Republican convention at the end of the month in Tampa. What doyou ...

Heat got you down? Check out the new “Summer in the City” art exhibit. The exhibit will be shown on Thursday Aug. 16 at 5 ...

Heat got you down? Check out the new “Summer in the City” art exhibit. The exhibit will be shown on Thursday Aug. 16 at 5 ...

Some things you might not have known about PennDOT: It has an Office of Tourism Services, that office prints brochures for commonly asked ...

Last week, Mayor Nutter’s aides said that if the city loses an appeal of a firefighters arbitration award, it will possibly have to ...

Did you know that the stretch of Germantown Avenue from Windrim Avenue to beyond Upsal Street is America’s longest National Colonia ...

U.S. women’s soccer champ Carli Lloyd says the victory at the London Olympics hasn’t sunk in yet. Lloyd spoke to repor ...

We’re awaiting the first judicial verdict on Pennsylvania’s voter-ID law, the Republican measure that’s designed to tam ...

Beaches from Stenton Place to Delancey Place in Ocean City are back open Tuesday after being closed for a sewage leak. ...

Delaware’s Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control has put out updated rules on the length of fish that can be ca ...

The Berkey Creamery at Penn State is warning patrons that plastic pieces and a penny have been found in containers of ice cream. C ...