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The chairman of the New Jersey Assembly budget committee says it doesn’t make sense to move ahead with a plan to reorganize the sta ...

Delaware lawmakers have begun consideration of a bill that would allow the children of undocumented immigrants to qualify for in-state tu ...

Temple’s building more housing on campus, but the red-tailed hawk that’s been trying to make a home on North Broad Street had ...

A group wants to change “C.B. Moore” to “Cecil B. Moore” on digital bus signs and street signs, claimin ...

Effective May 1, New Castle County Executive Paul Clark says it will be easier and cheaper for people to access public records under the ...

Never hard to find, South Jersey’s Red Hat Society members were even easier to spot yesterday when they all came together to celebr ...

A key witness is set to testify Wednesday in a groundbreaking clergy-abuse case in Philadelphia. The former altar boy says he ...

Officials in Salem County have decided not to use an outside contractor to remove deer carcasses from the roads. The Salem County ...

A 49-year-old doctor is testifying in a groundbreaking clergy-abuse case about molestation he says he suffered at the hands of a now-de ...

Our congratulations to Megan Walsh-Boyle! The Lansdowne, Pa., resident is our latest winner in the Discover NewsWorks Sweepsta ...

New Gingrich said if he won the Delaware primary he would change the national media narrative.  It didn’t work. Rob Tornoe off ...

An aggressive dog which attacked an off-duty police officer’s pet pooch before charging an on-duty officer who responded to the sce ...

City Commissioner Al Schmidt had a lot on his mind Tuesday morning. 1,000 polling locations, 1,687 divisions, 3,474 voting machine ...

The latest trends on seven out of ten national indicators stayed steady or showed improvement, according to the latest edition of the KID ...

Revisions to Princeton University’s plan for an arts and transit center include an expansion of the Dinky train station for use as ...