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Pennsylvania’s presidential primary is a bit more than a month away. But the April 24 results may have no bearing on which c ...

More than 100 volunteers and supporters packed into a small commercial space at 322 Chelten Ave. in Germantown to mark the grand opening ...

I explored North Philly the other day and three things stood out.  Empty lots. Litter. And churches – usually ...

Delaware County, Pennsylvania, is launching a study of what Marcus Hook’s refinery site could look like — without a refinery. ...

The counting is complete at the former Germantown Settlement Charter School campus, where the new owners have tallied the remains left be ...

A jury has acquitted Philadelphia Police Officer Keith Corley of rape and sexual assault charges, and found him guilty of indecent exposu ...

On the off chance you haven’t already marked your calendar for Rita’s annual water ice giveaway Tuesday, the company is circu ...

Penn State trustees are meeting in Hershey to discuss potential changes to the board amid criticism over its handling of the Jerry Sandus ...

It’s now up to Gov. Chris Christie to decide whether to sign legislation designed to increase the number of math and science teache ...

The New Jersey Assembly has passed a bill that would prevent the state from taking the money from unused gift cards. The measure ...

Weekend construction and delays for northwest Philadelphia and commutes St. Patrick’s festivities will no doubt be in full s ...

A former Rutgers University student has been convicted of a “hate crime” for using a webcam to spy on his roommate’s lo ...

A month long investigation by undercover agents resulted in the arrest of a Newark couple accused of selling “bath salts” out ...

A tax-reform group from Illinois is advocating for sweeping changes to state and local government pension programs by making an example o ...