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The newspaper industry can breath a two-year sigh of relief. N.J. Senate President Stephen Sweeney said today the bill that would allow m ...

A Philadelphia judge has quadrupled the bail for a New Jersey man charged with brutally assaulting an off-duty police officer and Iraq w ...

A 71-year-old dentist and his 50-year-old daughter have been charged with insurance fraud, criminal conspiracy, operating a corrupt organ ...

A three-judge federal appeals court panel has heard arguments about whether dredging the Delaware River should be allowed to continue. &n ...

Councilwoman Cindy Bass (D-8th) will host the next session in a series of “Coffee with the Councilwoman” at Porter’s Daycare and E ...

On Monday, the night before announcing his decision to commute Robert Gattis’ death sentence to life in prison, Delaware Governor J ...

Listen up, New Jerseyans. That velvety merlot you loved on your trip through Sonoma? You will be able to order it, over the Internet or b ...

The shadow of Good Food Market’s nasty experience with Chestnut Hill neighbors loomed over last night’s community meeting ove ...

Modeled after a successful program in Philadelphia, Delaware leaders officially launched the First State’s new mortgage mediation p ...

If appeals don’t go as planned, many Catholic school students in the Philadelphia area will need to find a new school for next year ...

How did one person obtain more than 2,500 doses of narcotics in a month? It involved forging prescriptions, visiting multiple pharmacies ...

When sustainable food activist Michael Pollan takes the stage for his Philadelphia Speakers Series engagement on Monday, Jan. 23, we woul ...

So what happened at last night’s Bridgeton City Council meeting about the splash pad? In short, the water attraction wonR ...

Until yesterday, the special assistant to Pennsylvania’s Welfare Secretary Gary Alexander was also the editor of a conservative pub ...

Coverage of the South Carolina primary would be incomplete without a frank acknowledgement of the state’s unique contributions to t ...