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Incumbent County Executive Paul Clark talks about his campaign for the office he took over when Senator Chris Coons was elected to the U. ...

A Good Samaritan, who pulled over to help a woman he thought was having car troubles, wound up a carjacking victim. Delaware State ...

Closing arguments are the only unfinished business in a Commonwealth Court hearing on Pennsylvania’s new voter-identification law ...

A five-week suspension for issuing tickets at most of the red light camera intersections in New Jersey was lifted last week after the sta ...

Tony Mack is out of power. Electric power, that is. ...

For years, the School District of Philadelphia, the city’s charter schools, and the Archdiocese have been more likely to compete th ...

Our voter forums are complete.  Your issues have been tabulated.  Now hear from the candidates in a debate with the 5 candidate ...

Longtime Germantown resident Rhonda Lancaster, who has been fighting to stay in her family home since a 2009 reverse mortgage led to an e ...

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Politicians should be held accountable when they utter wild and unsupported allegations. For instance, Harry Reid.Earlier this week, duri ...

Good morning, Feeders, and welcome to the future! Lizz Fiedler and Kim Paynter are heading to Suburban Station today to check out ...

Just about anyone who has dipped their toes in the craft beer pool has encountered the most popular of craft styles; India Pale Ale or IP ...

New Jersey farmers usually discard thousands of pounds of blemished peaches that don’t make it to market. Now, Campbell ...

Charges were announced yesterday for a police officer in Philadelphia’s 9th District. Aisha Pleasant was indicted by the Atl ...

Major renovations are underway inside Mt. Airy’s Weavers Way store. The food co-op at 559 Carpenter Lane  has been closed sinc ...