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“Moving forward” was a phrase repeated many times Friday during the first meeting of Penn State’s Board of Trustees sin ...

Philadelphia taxi operators soon could be forced to offer more vehicles that can accommodate wheelchairs.   New Philadelphia ...

AstraZeneca and United Way of Delaware have launched a 5-year, $3.4 million youth health initiative they say will result in Delaware̵ ...

Babies like good guys and shun villains — that’s according to a new study from Temple University. Babies can not only ...

An agreement to be signed at 3:30 today will link the Philadelphia Regional Port Authority with Europe and Asia via the Republic of Lithu ...

A Rehoboth man on his way to work in Bethany, and a Lewes man who “just wanted to see what it was like,” drove the first two ...

Governor Jack Markell opens his State of the State Address saying it is “Delaware’s time to lead.”  ...

Markell continues his remarks, focused on getting more people back to work, improving education, and making state government more open. ...

The Governor concludes his address talking about rising health care costs and his vision for the state to “win in the turns.” ...

Because it might be nice for a person in a wheelchair to have easy access to taxis, the Philadelphia Parking Authority has proposed a reg ...

The Philadelphia School District’s budget woes are getting worse and it’s exploring lots of ways to reduce costs.  The D ...

A detention hearing is set for this afternoon for hockey coach Ivan Pravilov. Pravilov, who counts former Philadelphia Flyers play ...

New Jersey and Oregon are the only two states that prohibit motorists from pumping their own gas. Results of a new poll find that ...

Enrollment is a mixed bag for New Jersey’s 19 county colleges. Overall, it’s down more than 2 percent, but some — like Glou ...

Sometimes the creepy guy on the train fits the description perfectly. An announcement today from Montgomery County District Attorn ...