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New Jersey municipalities that don’t play nice with their neighbors could see state funding cuts. The Senate had advanced Pr ...

An essay published on NewsWorks.org this past November detailed concerns about the rumored merger of the Rutgers-Camden campus, Rowan Uni ...

Fisker founder Henrik Fisker has named former Chrysler chief Tom LaSorda CEO of Fisker Au ...

The race for Pennsylvania attorney general is crowded once again. After clearing up a paperwork problem, Democrat Don Bailey is on ...

Late last year, the Germantown United CDC was founded around the idea of a re-imagining — of people coming together and, through c ...

Maybe Mitt Romney will prevail tonight in Michigan, maybe he won’t. It almost doesn’t matter. Win or lose, he’s already ...

On Saturday morning, I loaded up my mom’s Subaru Baja with cans of Pringles, bottles of Gatorade and four sleepy runners and drove ...

Have you been sitting on the sidelines of the exciting Republican presidential nomination campaign wishing you could participate, too? B ...

Good morning, Feeders! Maiken Scott will have story for us later about a Penn student’s compelling work with those grieving ...

Bryn Mawr Running Company on Main Street hosted its first annual scavenger hunt in Manayunk this weekend. Sean McCloskey and Charl ...

There’s a payday this week for Chester Upland School District employees. Still. The financially struggling district has expr ...

New Castle County Police have arrested the victim’s father-in-law who accused of killing a 26-year-old Wilmington man who was tryin ...

Nine alumni from Widener Law School will be honored as “Traiblazers and Pioneers” at an awards banque on campus tonight. &nbs ...

This just in from SEPTA: “Regional Rail: Service on SEPTA’s Warminster line is suspended and service on the Lansdale/D ...

A New York judge is set to announce a verdict in the case of a bus driver charged with homicide after his double-decker crashed into a lo ...