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Pennsylvania’s Tuesday primary will serve as a dry run for the state’s new voter ID law. Voters will be asked for photo ident ...

When the Sunoco refinery in Marcus Hook went idle, workers were laid off. That sent workers around Delaware County scrambling to find oth ...

Germantown Friends School (GFS) won third place and $1,000 after collecting the most food in Philadelphia for Philabundance’s Great ...

When it was set up in the ’50s, Willingboro, N.J., was meant to be a whites-only suburbia. It took a state Supreme Court case to li ...

Pennsylvania’s new voter ID law will not be in full effect until the general election in November. But Tuesday’s primary will ...

The U.S. Attorney’s Office “violence-prevention efforts” presentation started Monday morning with a call-and-response g ...

For the hosts of this weekend’s Philadelphia Science Festival event at Bartram’s Garden, the weekend’s wet weather offe ...

The defense in a clergy-abuse trial is between a rock and a hard place in deciding whether to challenge the credibility of a man who say ...

Like sports enthusiasts heading to the game, volunteers with the Chestnut Hill Meals on Wheels (CHMOW) program pack coolers filled with f ...

State Police are investigating the apparent murder of a man whose body was found at the Delaware Truck Plaza near New Castle over the wee ...

David J. McClintock, chief of police for the Delaware River Port Authority, will retire next month. McClintock will pursue work in ...

Members of Occupy Delaware plan to march in their pajamas as they begin what they say will be a series of “Banksleep” demonst ...

You’ve probably never heard of the Chuck Colson Litmus Test. Heck, maybe you haven’t even heard of Chuck Colson. IR ...

Polls are open from 7 a.m. until 8 p.m. for today’s Delaware presidential primary. The election is only open to registered R ...

On Wednesday, the Assembly Budget Committee examined Governor Chris Christie’s plans for higher education spending. Accordin ...