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A Northwest Philadelphia charter school founder pleaded guilty Tuesday to stealing more than $500,000 worth of public funds to cover a sl ...

On Monday night, members of the Wissahickon Neighbors Civic Association talked “Terrace,” saying “No!” to a propo ...

In our home, we observe both Passover and Easter. That might not qualify us for a Nobel Peace Prize, especially here in multicultural Nor ...

It’s Ben & Jerry’s 34th anniversary More importantly for ice-cream lovers, it’s a day of free ice cream. ...

All you Jersey drivers born before Dec. 1, 1964 are getting a break. By this summer, you’ll be able to renew your licenses a ...

The Our Lady of Lourdes statue that was removed for repairs last year is now back in its rightful place atop the Our Lady of Lourdes Medi ...

Philadelphia officials have promised to crack down on the proliferation of illegal signs nailed to utility poles.  But City Council ...

A Philadelphia housing agency is feeling the pinch of shrinking budgets.   Philadelphia’s Office of Housing and Communi ...

A New Jersey Congressman says a piece of military history isn’t leaving Camden. U.S. Rep. Rob Andrews (D-Haddon Heights) say ...

Hugh C. Clark, a founder of the New Media Technology Charter School in Cedarbrook, has pleaded guilty to charges of conspiracy, fraud and ...

To combat cyberbullying in Delaware’s schools,  Lt. Governor Matt Denn and Attorney General Beau Biden came together to host o ...

Colleen O’Dea of NJ Spotlight breaks down the process of merging the Princeton borough and township and how the it will impact the ...

If your bike was stolen in Philadelphia, boy do the police have a treat for you. There’s an 11-minute ...

The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board says the state set an all-time high for gross revenue from slot machines in March. The gamin ...

Delaware educators are looking to strengthen education in four specific areas where students may be most likely to find jobs in the futur ...