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The money will be loaned to cities and towns throughout the state to improve the quality of drinking water for more than 150,000 Delaware ...

Chew on this next time you whip out your cell phone to text on one of SEPTA’s subway lines: the tranist agency has highlighted the ...

So now we know — New Jersey wines, if we can get past our wine snobbishness — stack up pretty well against French blends. Fres ...

Good morning, Feeders, and welcome to another day of above-average temperatures! Tom MacDonald is spending the bulk of his day wit ...

Police are investigating a physical confrontation involving the president of a Philadelphia-area school board and a high school teacher ...

It wasn’t worth the wait. On Saturday night, Jason McElroy was at Dalessandro’s to grab some take-out for himself and ...

Nearly a year after Gov. Chris Christie announced he was pulling New Jersey out of a 10-state anti-pollution pact, Democratic lawmakers a ...

“Philadelphia’s favorite stage couple,” Tony Braithwaite and Jennifer Childs, have paired up again for a delightfully w ...

Their family and friends affectionally call them “The Phoenixville Five,” a group of men and women with severe autism who are ...

Efforts to save are finally paying off for the West Mt. Airy Neighbors (WMAN) and the organization might actually end up with a profit, w ...

When the school year comes to a close this June, C.W. Henry School Principal ...

Today is the last day to purchase discounted trees from the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society’s “Plant One Million̶ ...

New Jerseyans love to complain about their school taxes – and who can blame us? This is part of a series from education blog ...

Longtime owner Demetrios “Jimmy” Fifis was a fixture at his beloved Ponzio’s Restaurant in Cherry Hill. The Gree ...

Can we afford to keep running a Philadelphia Free Library system where all but two libraries are dark on Sundays, and half of the rest ha ...