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One of the remarkable things about life in Philadelphia to me is that you can walk into a Common Pleas Courtroom and sometimes find a ju ...

Philadelinquency, a real estate blog covering the city’s vacant, abandoned and tax-delinquent properties, has written a post about an i ...

As part of a senior project, Drexel computer science and software engineering students Trevor Adams, Tom Burdak, Shawn Busolits, Andrew S ...

Overnight on Friday the area was hit with devastating storms. The thunder and lightning’s performance was both ...

Crews were working feverishly Saturday afternoon to restore service to thousands of utility customers in southern New Jersey who lost pow ...

A group of about 40 ‘ ...

Not everyone will be enjoying an extended holiday over the Fourth of July. On Saturday, Gov. Christie called New Jersey’s legislative l ...

A car and motorcycle collided around 8:30 p.m. yesterday killing both the driver and the passenger of the bike. The crash happened ...

Governor Corbett has signed a Pennsylvania budget for the coming fiscal year that spends $370 million more than last year. The Hou ...

We’ve already sweltered through a few heat waves this year. And, despite the string of exceptionally hot days lately, area utiliti ...

The final day of the Delaware legislative session featured the surprise retirement of a 40-year veteran lawmaker, and a flurry of legisla ...

Here’s a look at what’s in store this week: 1. As summer heats up, an increase in crime is often foll ...

The historic Cliveden house in Philadelphia will officially unveil its new campaign to redefine how the public views it. NewsWorks pr ...