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As a panel appointed by Gov. Tom Corbett to rethink higher education had its first meeting Monday, officials at Pennsylvania’s coll ...

Federal authorities say a New Jersey cheese maker used tainted milk to make ricotta cheese. Federal prosecutors say the raw milk f ...

Robots are getting faster and smarter. That’s is to be expected, but the people who are building them are also getting younger. Thi ...

Boy, does mother nature have a treat for us this week. Not only is the weather looking sunny and mild for the week, the pleasantness will ...

Bird watchers in South Jersey have another reason to be a twitter with joy this spring. Cape May County is now home to a broad-tai ...

Monday was the first day of classes following spring break at the Community College of Philadelphia. Monday night, faculty and staff of ...

What’s the busiest SEPTA route? The Market-Frankford Line, according to stats on daily average weekly passengers. ...

Gov. Chris Christie says he is hopeful the New Jersey Legislature will act this year on his proposals to make changes in the state’ ...

Philadelphia’s red light camera program could come to an end if an agreement isn’t reached in Harrisburg before the summer. ...

A New Jersey Senate bill would give small-time brewers the freedom to sell their beers on- and off-site — something microbrewers curren ...

Pennsylvania state prosecutors and Jerry Sandusky’s lawyers are headed to court to argue before a judge about how much information ...

Residents from flood-prone blocks in East Germantown hope to hear more about a potential city-led property buyout during a Tuesday night ...

Community groups in Fishtown and Northern Liberties are expected to have some light shed on a potential development project on Delaware A ...

A Florida court will allow the state of Delaware to intervene in a case involving the Alfred I. duPont Testamentary Trust, which funds th ...

The Defense has come to rest in the Tyler Clementi web cam-spying cast ...