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Advocates for Latino voters in Pennsylvania say they’ll sue if the rejection of the latest state legislative redistricting plan mea ...

If you live in the Delaware Valley, chances are high you’ll drive across, under or near the Ben Franklin Bridge sometime in the nex ...

More than 50 residents packed the Waterview Recreation Center in East Germantown last Wednesday night seeking answers from the Philadelph ...

The latest corruption trial of former New Jersey Sen. Wayne Bryant is under way in federal district court in Trenton. The once pow ...

South Korea-based Kolon Industries does have to pay $919 million to DuPont, a federal judge ruled yesterday, for the lost trade-secrets s ...

On the edge of West Philadelphia sits Overbrook Farms, a tiny enclave of large, historic homes on quiet streets. The residents the ...

What do you ask a dog who’s just run several miles through New Jersey’s Pinelands? Arts & Culture reporter Peter C ...

New life has been breathed into a historical Wilmington landmark, which will now serve as Delaware’s newest housing option for peop ...

Pennsylvania’s Ethics Commission has determined that Welfare Secretary Gary Alexander’s side business does not present a conf ...

The judge in the trial of Monsignor William Lynn and three Philadelphia priests accused of child sex abuse may decide to let prosecutors ...

Amid collections for a struggling Camden parish and holiday cookie donations, students at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Regional School managed ...

Occupy Wall Street began a little more than four months ago, yet, a Unive ...

Way back in November, talks began with the South Philadelphia community about how to improve the narrow streetscapes so drivers, cyclists ...

The Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce held its annual economic forecast. The mood was best described as cautiously optimistic, wit ...

Good morning, Feeders! Two Philadelphia museums have teamed up on a dinosaur task. A discovery by one will help the other fill out ...