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Members of the area Tea Party Patriots say they’re still hoping to overturn the federal health-care overhaul. Local activists will ...

Just before 2 p.m. on Monday, a freight train traveling behind Main Street in Manayunk struck a pedestrian bridge along the Manayunk Cana ...

The remaining Republicans convicted in Pennsylvania’s government corruption case are about to learn how much jail time, if any, they’ ...

Last week, Council held a hearing about the city’s budget in the heart of a Southwest Philadelphia neighborhood. In today’s p ...

March 26 is the registration deadline for the new Mother of Providence Regional Catholic School is Wallingford, Pa. The school wil ...

The historic Landis Theater in Vineland, N.J., is under new management. The 700-seat art deco movie palace has been struggling to stay af ...

A deep investigation into the integrity of state governments yielded some surprising results. New Jersey ranked ...

While you hold you breath waiting for winter to creep back up, remember to enjoy the nice weather we’re having. Temperatures will b ...

N.J. Gov. Chris Christie’s administration announced today an Atlantic City initiative to improve safety and cleanliness around the ...

Dewey Beach fire hydrants will be flushed between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. every day this week to clear the lines of sediment.  The ...

The New Jersey State Police and Office of Emergency Management have chosen a San Francisco-based web service for the Garden State’s ...

Students from Delaware’s sister-state in Japan will visit Legislative Hall in Dover this afternoon.  The students from M ...

The 22nd president of the University of Sciences is a female. Helen F. Giles-Gee will leave her role as president Keene State Coll ...

An environmental health expert from Massachusetts who wants to be president and change the culture of “politics as usual” sto ...

Two idled Delaware County refineries and a third in Philadelphia threatened with closure make up 50 percent of the East Coast’s oi ...