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The Philadelphia Orchestra has cleared the last major hurdle in its bankruptcy proceeding, as the Kimmel Center has agreed to reduce the ...

On Monday, two Canadian tourists were stabbed to death in broad daylight in Atlantic City. The aunt of the woman accused in the kill ...

In 1885, a young political scientist named Woodrow Wilson wrote a path-breaking book about the intricacies of American government. Its 34 ...

Two hundred and thirty students from 21 schools across Philadelphia participated in the annual After School Activities Partnerships Chess ...

By name, it’s obvious the Committee to Save Rutgers-Camden is against the planned folding of the campus into Rowan University. ...

A Republican-penned bill that would pave the way for state takeovers of Pennsylvania school districts veering toward financial collapse h ...

When I walked into Zipf’s Candies in Chestnut Hill, I’ll admit that I was on the look out for Oompa Loompas, the diminutive a ...

Every year hundreds of dogs are lost in Philadephia. If you come across a lost pet, do you know what to do? If you’re new to Mt. Ai ...

Delaware’s new Wine and Ale Trail will be launched during a “tweet-up” tonight at Abbot’s Grill in Milford. &nbsp ...

Paul Clark says his record as New Castle County Executive speaks for itself and isn’t worried about former county executive Tom Gor ...

Washington is the bike-friendliest state in the nation, according to ...

Wilmington residents and supporters of the large field of candidates vying to become Wilmington’s next mayor, gathered this week at Wor ...

What’s it like to be Phillies pitcher Cliff Lee right now? The Philly favorite has a 2.66 ERA with 40 strikeouts and has allowed on ...

A new survey shows New Jersey CEOs are increasingly optimistic about the state’s economy. Just over 70 percent of the corpor ...

Officials with the DePaul Catholic School in Germantown announced Tuesday that, thanks to the ...