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After experiencing delays to turn attention to flood-damaged roads, Cumberland County, N.J., has returned focus to its state-funded road ...

A new survey sheds light on the needs for services and opportunities for the 30,000 children and adults affected by autism in Pennsylvani ...

Never, ever doubt Phillies fans. When the Nationals made clear last week that Phils fans are not welcome at the D.C. stad ...

With an interim site for next year now in place, the Green Woods Charter School is moving ahead with plans for a new home off Domino Lane ...

A Pennsylvania university has a new offering in vending machines — and it’s not soda or candy.  Shippensburg University ...

Chester County has a new champion. Owen J. Roberts Middle School eighth grader Katie Proffitt has won the county spelling bee, hel ...

Philadelphia now has 89 citizen planners and will soon take applications for more. Thirty more people have graduated from the City ...

Philadelphia Police have identified the victim of Monday morning’s fatal shooting in Germantown as Lonnie Workman. The 30-ye ...

Did we jinx ourselves yesterday when we mentioned how pleasant the weather has been this winter compared with last? Maybe. But the snow w ...

Two Pennsylvania students joined their peers from around the country today at the White House Science Fair. Students were invited to show ...

One of Atlantic City’s oldest casinos has a brand-new name. The casino formerly known as the Atlantic City Hilton will becom ...

A Delaware man faces charges he “bootlegged” nearly 1,400 CDs and DVDs, including several movies which have not yet been rele ...

Say you want to find out how many people in your town are out on parole for violent crimes. Finding that stat used to take awhile. Think: ...

Second only to the 2004 event, the Philadelphia Auto Show saw near-record attendance this year. More than 250,000 people visited t ...

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett is presenting a $27.1 billion state budget that holds the line on spending, and cuts deep into higher educa ...