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James Cooke will represent himself when he is tried for the second time for the 2005 rape and murder of University of Delaware student Li ...

For parts of New Jersey that suffer frequent flood damage and have property owners hitting up government relief funds, FEMA is weighing a ...

Another man claiming to have been sexually abused by former Penn State football coach Jerry Sandusky has stepped forward. The man, ...

There are signs of change in the city commissioners office. ...

A lawmaker hopes New Jersey will become a model for protection of tigers even though a fraction of the threatened animals are in the stat ...

Refinery leaders say the raccoon got into some electrical equipment at the refinery, knocking a number of units offline, causing a large ...

The state Attorney General’s Office is appealing a Philadelphia judge’s recent ruling to suppress all evidence connected to s ...

The “goo” that turned out to be a tar-like chemical that slowed traffic on the Pennsylvania Turnpike just before Thanksgiving ...

Three bills that would clear the way for developer Richard Snowden’s $30 million mixed-use development on Germantown Avenue are hea ...

An unidentified plaintiff is standing forth as a victim in the Penn State sex abuse scandal. This is a new victim, not named among t ...

The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board is throwing good money after bad. The board handed over $150,000 to District Attorny Seth Williams ...

It’s an exceedingly rare event, roughly akin to catching a glimpse of Haley’s Comet, but for once the Democrats have managed ...

Philadelphia Police are searching for three unidentified men who attacked a woman as she entered her home on 100 W. Cliveden St. on Tuesd ...

Sussex County employee named 2011 Government Engineer of the Year.   Michael Izzo will be honored at today’s Delaware E ...

Occupy Philly protesters took to East Mount Airy last night to support a family trying to get their house back. In September, Flor ...