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We expect politicians to exaggerate. But when they start making stuff up, they have to be called on it. Last Wednesday, Al Schmidt ...

In an effort to provide “clear and useable data” to New Jersey taxpayers, the state’s Department of Education released the 2012 Tax ...

Officials at the University of Delaware announced that former President, Emeritus E. Arthur Trabant had died on Friday, after a brief ill ...

Philadelphia police are investigating the shooting of a 10-year-old boy, an armed man killed in Frankford and a 24-year old man killed in ...

As more information about Friday morning’s tragic shooting in Aurora, Colorado at the screening of Dark Knight Rises, concerns over fal ...

Thanks to the help of a concerned citizen, two men are currently behind bars following simultaneous raids which revealed a high quality g ...

Hopes are high at Cooper University Hospital that a $2.7 million grant from the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation will help Cam ...

Here’s a look at what you may have missed this week: 1. ...

You may have seen billboards around Philadelphia from Actors, Models, and Talent for Christ, or AMTC, a Georgia-based ministry that helps ...

There’s a new twist to the debate over Pennsylvania’s voter ID law. The state is creating a new identification card, just for ...

With the shooting in a Colorado movie theater claiming at least 12 lives, are people here changing their weekend entertainment plans? It ...

The Delaware unemployment rate dropped another tenth of a percent in June to 6.7%. Delaware’s jobless numbers are always co ...

The recently appointed business administrator of New Jersey’s capital city has taken the helm at Trenton City Hall amid an FBI in ...

Last year, New Jersey adopted legislation that lets approved nonprofit groups test a new way to care for Medicaid patients. State ...