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“Who Do I Think I Am?” — a documentary film about the late Clarence Clemons will be screened in Philadelphia at the Nat ...

Clean-up continues in Bucks County after last week’s fire at the Dow Chemical Plant in Bristol. ...

Despite support from Philadelphia, Roseanne Barr couldn’t seal the deal with Pennsylvania to win the state’s Green Party pres ...

City finance director Rob Dubow said late Monday it’s “a real possibility” that City Councilman Bill Green is right in ...

Several weeks into a landmark trial over child sexual abuse in the Catholic Archdiocese of Philadelphia, defense lawyers are ready to lay ...

Comcast and four other cable companies are teaming up on a WiFi network. Announced today, the network will allow cable customers t ...

DelDOT will honor a 24 year old worker who was killed in a work related accident last year.     The state Department ...

It’s not a new concept, but police in Brigantine are discovering how effective social media can be in building a community rapport. ...

Villanova University’s commencement speaker gave grads a wake up call Sunday. Special Olympics CEO and chairman Timothy P. S ...

Update: New Jersey prosecutors say they may appeal the 30-day jail sentence handed out to the former Rutgers University student who used ...

Weeks after a first grader was struck by a car outside Francis D. Pastorius Elementary School in East Germantown, changes are on the hori ...

In a lot of places the law does not require you to offer LGBT employees equal protections and benefits. But it’s good for your busi ...

Weavers Way has elected five new board members and streamlined its by-laws that regulate committee ...

Early Friday night, more than 30 relatives and friends gather at Zipporah Coleman cousin’s house to celebrate a milestone in her li ...

There are rules of the water just like there are rules of the road. And Delaware officials are reminding everyone of the former as ...