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Labeled an “emergency meeting,” the East Falls Community Council convened Sunday night to speak about recent fatalities on lo ...

Good morning, Feeders! Today, we’ll meet Cecelia Fitzgibbon, the new president of Moore College. We’ll hear her interv ...

Delaware drivers are already seeing prices slowly rise at the pump, just as AAA Mid–Atlantic predicted. “On Monday, the av ...

This list covers Jan. 29 – Feb. 4. Jan. 29, 2012 7000 block Pitville Ave. – 2006 Nissan Rav-4 stolen. ...

Former Philadelphia Inquirer reporter Huntly Collins was attacked ...

Details are expected this week on Gov. Chris Christie’s proposal to expand the use of drug courts and make treatment mandatory for ...

State health officials say 78 bacterial infections have been linked to a central Pennsylvania dairy, making it the worst illness outbrea ...

Voters in Camden, Kent County have elected a new mayor. Wallace Edmanson defeated incumbent Richard Maly in Saturday’s elect ...

The Delaware Council on Development Finance will consider several proposals for loans and grants today, including one from the University ...

Blood pressure screening planned at Indian River High School gives students hands-on experience.   It̵ ...

Officials say copper thefts, an increasing problem across Pennsylvania, are forcing the Philadelphia-area transit system to shell out big ...

In March PATCO will begin a three-month “quiet car” pilot program. In the last car o ...

I admit. I love street art. It’s illegal, I know. But a positive message here and there chalked on a sidewalk won’t hurt anyb ...

Standing next to the large Brenkert Projector, South Jersey author Allen Hauss remembers a time when films weren’t so digital. ...

State Sen. Vincent Hughes’ advice to the Cook-Wissahickon community was clear: tell Gov. Tom Corbett to stop slighting basic educat ...