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State officials are urging New Jersey residents to conserve water. Since the beginning of the year, the Garden State has received ...

Acting, singing and an education in being kind to others are all part of a Philadelphia student production. Students from HMS scho ...

A Cherry Hill, N.J., woman has been indicted filing false unemployment claims to the state Department of Labor. She’s accuse ...

In the name of saving money, the Upper Darby School District has proposed changes to its art, music, library and physical education progr ...

It looks like owners of vacant properties in Philadelphia will have to do more to keep squatters out. The matter had a rare Friday commit ...

Gov. Tom Corbett is brushing off the failure of the man he endorsed for U.S. Senate in Tuesday’s primary. Corbett says entrepreneur ...

There is a science to throwing a curve ball and a home run.  Both will be on display Saturday at Blue Rocks stadium. Dow Che ...

New Jersey’s Office of Attorney General is calling the recent four-day “safe surrender” period a success. Saturd ...

Sen. Pat Toomey, R-Pa., announced yesterday he’s been selected to be chairman of the Senate Steering Committee.”I’ve en ...

When DePaul Catholic School student-council president Kennady Wright met Mayor Michael Nutter at a January press conference, she asked hi ...

Did you know Delaware boasts the largest Barbershop music chapter east of the Mississippi?  Whether you have been a long time fan of ...

Dick Polman, who writes his National Interest blog for newsworks joins the state of play panel this week.  We’ll wrap up Mitt ...

Voter turnout in Delaware may have been low on Tuesday for the Republican primary election but many vow to flock  to polls in Novemb ...

Delaware Governor Jack Markell didn’t have to look long for his replacement as Lillian Lowery, the Secretary of Education.  Hi ...

New Castle County Council President Tom Kovach has mastered the art of winning special elections, now he’s trying his hand at a reg ...