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State House lawmakers have declared 2012 the “Year of the Bible” in Pennsylvania. The unanimous vote in the House favo ...

Say what you will about Wawa, but don’t call its execs procrastinators. Without having filed a formal development applicatio ...

Until 2010, Philadelphia’s City Council didn’t permit any public comment at all in its main meetings. Then, the state Supreme ...

Now that the new Indian River Inlet Bridge is open in Sussex County, Delaware, a NewsWorks reader wants to know what will happen to the o ...

There’s a long way to go before Philadelphia can even consider keeping its bars open later, but Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds Brow ...

Lawyers in the Philadelphia Archdiocese child sexual abuse case faced off in court Monday.  The Judge upheld her previous ruling tha ...

Sixteen-year-old Amanda Ross of Galloway Township beat out 16 of her peers Saturday ...

Update, 2 p.m. N.J. Gov. Chris Christie has made more changes to his cabinet. The Associated Press reports Ken Ko ...

School Reform Commissioner Wendell Pritchett is calling all Philadelphia students, parents and teache ...

Not so fast with the vacuum, Delawareans. There are now ...

Shelley Adler, the widow of former Democratic U.S. Rep. John Adler, says she plans to run for her late husband’s old seat. < ...

The locally based Pep Boys auto repair/retailer is jumping ship. A $1 billion deal with the Gores Group ...

Days after Governor Jack Markell released a $3.54-billion budget proposal for Fiscal Year 2013, members of the Delaware General Assembly ...

A hundred years ago, Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen and four companions became the first to reach the South Pole. Three months later, ...

The National Penn Bank in Chestnut Hill was robbed this morning shortly before 11: ...