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A new audit of Sussex County finds the biggest surplus the county has seen in five years. The audit that was presented at Sussex C ...

OK, now it’s official: Mitt Romney personifies economic unfairness.According to the tax returns he reluctantly coughed up this morn ...

The Lea School isn’t the only one in Philadelphia using RecycleBank points ...

Students from Temple and Penn got their wish yesterday when they met with PNC Bank about mountain top removal. Students from both schools ...

Say what you will about Sarah Palin, but the woman knows a thing or two about falling prey to the media’s love of a GOP soap opera. ...

Ask and you shall receive — if you’re the mayor’s wife. Late last year, Vineland Mayor Robert Romano’s wife as ...

A Philadelphia judge could decide Tuesday if prosecutors can tell a jury that the Catholic Church long ignored sex abuse complaints and ...

Good morning, Feeders! Monsignor William Lynn is back in court today as his lawyer tries to prevent some priest abuse accusations ...

Police were called to the 6300 block of 21st Street in West Oak Lane around 8 pm last night whe ...

The meeting room inside Philadelphia’s 39th Police District headquarters was more crowded than usual Monday night as residents pack ...

Pennsylvania Rep. Bill DeWeese’s former top aide is testifying against his ex-boss as his corruption trial enters its second day. ...

Authorities say a man was struck and killed by a city bus in southwest Philadelphia. Police said the accident happened at about 4 ...

Alumni of twin suburban Philadelphia Roman Catholic high schools have raised more than $1 million as part of an appeal to keep the school ...

The Jewish holiday Tu B’Shevat, which will be celebrated Feb. 7 and 8, focuses on trees — a tradition perhaps more suited to ...

Nearly 50 community members in Germantown gathered for a meeting last week to further discuss the future of Germantown’s historic b ...