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A Rutgers-Camden professor will use $36,589 from a Lockheed Martin contract administered by the National Institutes of Health for his wor ...

Campaigns in Philadelphia have received a cost-of-living adjustment. When the campaign finance rules were first put in place in 20 ...

The former CEO of a charter school in the Cedarbrook section of Philadelphia has pleaded guilty to stealing from and defrauding the schoo ...

One of the two former New Media Technology Charter School accused in a fraud scheme has pleaded guilty. Former CEO Ina Walker, 59, ...

U.S. Secretary of Energy Steven Chu said the shale gas boom will lengthen the time it takes for renewable energy sources to become compet ...

“You want apples with that?” is no longer a question. In an initiative announced over the summer, Philadelphia-area Mc ...

The commissioner of a small Louisiana town wants to keep people from wearing pajamas in public, ...

Though not as sweeping as the announcement made two weeks ago in Philadelphia, the Camden Diocese has also called for school closings. ...

Carrying a banner through the streets of Philadelphia, a procession of admirers and dignitaries visited Christ Church Cemetery Friday to ...

“Moving forward” was a phrase repeated many times Friday during the first meeting of Penn State’s Board of Trustees sin ...

Philadelphia taxi operators soon could be forced to offer more vehicles that can accommodate wheelchairs.   New Philadelphia ...

AstraZeneca and United Way of Delaware have launched a 5-year, $3.4 million youth health initiative they say will result in Delaware̵ ...

Babies like good guys and shun villains — that’s according to a new study from Temple University. Babies can not only ...

An agreement to be signed at 3:30 today will link the Philadelphia Regional Port Authority with Europe and Asia via the Republic of Lithu ...

A Rehoboth man on his way to work in Bethany, and a Lewes man who “just wanted to see what it was like,” drove the first two ...