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The first month of legal civil unions in Delaware resulted in about twice as many licenses as were originally expected. 138 civil ...

The Pennsylvania State Education Association has endorsed a bill from Rep. Eugene DePasquale, D-York, that would funnel $30 million to di ...

Delaware is getting praise for making progress in reforming conditions that affected patient care at the Delaware Psychiatric Center, acc ...

Federal prosecutors say a former high-ranking New Jersey Department of Corrections official has pleaded guilty to extortion. Lydel ...

A judicial panel has spoken: Philadelphia is now home base for concussion lawsuits against the National Football League. At least ...

There will be two well-known Pennsylvania figures in Punxsutawney, Pa., tomorrow. Which one is more liked at the end of the day depends o ...

A deadline is approaching to nominate a Delaware hero for the Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation’s Citiz ...

More than eight hours after the owners of Flowers By Jannette florist shop on Chelten Avenue got a call that their business was being des ...

The new exhibition “Van Gogh Up Close” at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, is not about exploring the Dutch artist’s tum ...

The recent customer bailout of Mt. Airy’s Food for All Market conti ...

Complain often and loud enough and you just might see results. Police in Penns Grove, N.J. arrested eight people in two days durin ...

After several weeks of complaints about overaggressive enforcement, confusing signs and unclear rules about when to feed the meter, the C ...

Retired Cardinal and former Archbishop of Philadelphia Anthony Bevilacqua died overnight at the age o ...

Giant Food Stores has found a tenant for part of New Garden Shopping Center formerly occupied by Acme. A Habitat for Humanity ReSt ...

Mitt Romney’s vanquished Florida rivals appear to be inspired by Yogi Berra, the renowned philosopher who once said, “It ain& ...