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Thirty-nine years ago, New Jersey State Trooper Werner Foerster was killed on the New Jersey Turnpike, executed by a woman wanted for ban ...

The journalism shake-up continues, this tim ...

Historic Germantown, a consortium of 15 cultural and historic sites in Northwest Philadelphia, has been nominated for the Councilman Davi ...

When we’re having a terrible day or when tragedy strikes, often, the first question that comes to mind is “why me?” ...

Former N.J. Gov. Dick Codey says executive orders he signed seven years ago did not give the New York City Police Department the authorit ...

As Community College of Philadelphia instructors prepare to strike, the college says the offer currently on the table is final. ...

Pennsylvania is looking to cut about 40 of the justices whose courtrooms handle things such as traffic citations and civil suits. ...

Voters in the 10 Super Tuesday states will have their say one week from Tuesday. And now, 11 days out, former Pennsylvania senator Rick S ...

Of the nation’s 26 rookie governors, six ar ...

Pre-school aged students with special needs at Smyrna Elementary School in Delaware are saddling up for a unique type of therapy – ther ...

The Archdiocese of Philadelphia has announced . . . no, not the decision on the appeals of the Catholic high schools set to close (that ...

Famed artist Howard Schroeder is well known for his depictions of Rehoboth and his outdoor scenes. What many people don’t realize i ...

Parking tickets, the best way to preserve African American history, controlling crime, the economy, and who will be the next mayor of Wil ...

Just about 9 months ago Jack Markell announced he was making a change at the top of the Delaware Department of Transportation. Shailen Bh ...

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences does not publish its list of members over 5,700 members who vote for the Oscar awards. At ...