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Jury selection is set to start Tuesday in the landmark priest sex-abuse trial of a longtime official of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of ...

The state entity that oversees city finances got an update Tuesday on just how much Pennsylvania  budget cuts will hurt the city of ...

This year, Philadelphia City Council members may have to work more than in previous years. In the past, City Council would cancel ...

The family of three schoolgirls involved in a fatal school bus crash in southern New Jersey last week is offering thanks to all those wh ...

Delaware police agencies, court personnel, and support groups for families and individuals affected by domestic violence state their case ...

A unique exhibit featuring drawings, prints and sculptures has made a temporary home at the Rowan University Art Gallery, the only venue ...

Waking up will get easier to do this week as temperatures grow increasingly mild. We’ll break 60 by Thursday, but the nicer weather ...

Except some construction noises and obstructions around Drexel for the next year or so. The university and American Campus Communi ...

Legislation designed to seal a deal to bring Amazon.com warehouses to New Jersey has been introduced. Democrats tell The Associate ...

On Thursday, more than 20 concerned community members attended the second installment of PhillyRising’s Citizen Engagement Academy ...

Many voices are chiming in on a proposed Philadelphia Board of Health recommendation to reg ...

The bobbleheads, the T-shirts, the hoodies — anything that has Joe Paterno’s likeness on it is gone from store shelves now that a ...

Readers who don’t have a subscription to The News Journal will now only be able to read a handful of articles on DelawareOnline.com ...

Blame it on the economy, or maybe a new historic door-knocker trend. Whatever the reason, door-knockers have gone missing from mor ...

The first member of the Occupy movement to run for a major office, made it official today.  Nate Kleinman is challenging Rep. Allyso ...