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A little-known civil rights activist from the 19th century is being honored in Philadelphia this month. Martin Delany was the high ...

A Point Pleasant Beach student had a pretty good excuse for missing school today, and a rock-solid alibi. Peter Schwartz, 11, was ...

Fran Crippen died doing what he loved: swimming. But on that tragic day — Oct. 23, 2010 — the conditions were anything but opt ...

The proposal to merge Rutgers-Camden into Rowan University has fired up students and staff at both schools.  The merger is also on t ...

The rain won’t let up until tomorrow morning. Overnight showers will bring a cloudy commute for Thursday. ...

A ruling by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court may permit cities and towns in the commonwealth to challenge the tax-exempt status of nonprofi ...

People seeking to obtain or renew driver licenses or non-driver IDs in New Jersey will have to comply with new federal standards that t ...

A Germantown resident is at the center of a lawsuit filed Tuesday seeking to overturn the state’s controversial Voter ID law. ...

Philadelphia sports fans have a wide range of sporting events to enjoy this weekend, but not all of them have to do with hockey or baseba ...

Students visiting the U.S. from Latvia joined Philadelphia students from Constitution High School and People for People Charter for a lun ...

Find yourself rolling your eyes and sighing a lot at the Philadelphia International Airport? You might be on to something. ...

Last month, we reported that Philadelphia pays the utility bills for some lucky non-profits. Now, as it turns out, the city has picked up ...

New Jersey is cracking down on stores that sell synthetic marijuana. The chemically treated herbs have brand names such as Spice a ...

Six people will be honored next week at the National Wetlands Award ceremony. They come from all over the country, but Gary Kreame ...