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SEPTA says it’s too soon to know if 2013 will bring a fare hike. But it’s not too soon for officials to project a $38 ...

Innovation is talked about as the engine that will move the economy forward as we emerge from an economic downturn. But this watchword is ...

Captain Verdell Johnson, Commanding Officer of the Philadelphia Police’s 39th District, has reported an increase in auto thefts thi ...

Delaware’s chapter of the Future Farmers of America will hold their 82nd annual state convention in Newark.  The conven ...

Tastykake’s frying plant in Chester County might soon get an addition. Citing a report from a Janney Capital Markets food in ...

Neil Kantner arrived at the Keystone House’s kitchen around 6 a.m. Wednesday, like he does most weekday mornings. He is the ...

Legislation motivated by a tabloid murder case last year is advancing in the Delaware General Assembly. Members of the House of Re ...

Vacant properties get a lot of attention in large cities, but smaller towns like Bridgeton, N.J., are struggling with the same issue. ...

Bad weather has prompted NASA to reschedule the launch of five rockets from its Wallops Facility in Virginia. The rockets are part ...

Little did you know your property has already be assessed as the city begins to readjust property taxes. Chief Property Assessor R ...

As the local economy continues to struggle, U.S. Sen. Chris Coons, D-Del, along with the Goodwill Job Resource Center will host a wo ...

Public safety played a big part in New Castle County Executive Paul Clark’s budget address Tuesday night, but some police officers ...

Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams has announced the office’s “The Choice is Yours” diversionary program. ...

What are the powers of a sheriff in Delaware – and, what are the limitations?  Lawmakers are considering legislation to clarif ...

Rev. Aisha Brooks-Lytle recently stepped down from her role as board president of East Mt. Airy Neighbors (EMAN). Brooks-Lytle mad ...