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New Jersey lawmakers are not expected to enact education reform proposals at next month’s final meeting of the current legislative ...

Children’s laughter echoes off the concrete walls of the Philadelphia Police Department’s 14th District headquarters on Haine ...

New Jersey winemakers say their future may depend on a measure that’s awaiting final legislative approval. The state Senate ...

After 10 years, a nasty land use battle and four different owners, the hotel located off I-95 south of Wilmington is finally ope ...

A new taxi company is making it easier for the disabled to move freely around Philadelphia. Freedom Taxi is the first company to p ...

A new report calls Philadelphia the top “judicial hellhole” in the country, but the head of the city’s Bar Association ...

Philadelphians have a wish list a mile long, but Santa can only do so much. This year, ...

That’s another piece of legislation headed to N.J. Gov. Chris Christie’s desk. The state Senate has approved a bill al ...

A proposed “neighborhood improvement district” is dividing residents of Philadelphia’s Callowhill and Chinatown North n ...

The court ruled New Jersey’s bear hunt could go on despite protests from animal activists, and on it went. According to the ...

Although “The Nutcracker” is what most people associate with live performance in the Christmas season, the Delaware Valley Op ...

Facing a gap in tax revenues between January and March, Montgomery County Commissioners plan to take out a short-term loan. ...

Vineland city officials will announce Tuesday the five winners of the resurrected Residential Holiday Lighting Contest. While Pitm ...

This time last year, the School District of Philadelphia put six administrators on leave during its investigation of leaks surrounding a ...

After Lois McCallister told her family that workers at the Quadrangle in Haverford Township were abusing her, her relatives set up a R ...