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Three Pennsylvania lawmakers have announced they won’t be running for re-election next year. State Sen. Jeffrey Piccola of D ...

Military veterans are being asked to serve in specialized courts to help their fellow vets who have entered the criminal justice system. ...

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter says he’s going after so-called absentee investors: property owners who buy cheap in poverty stri ...

There’s some new blood in Chester County, and it’s young, too. Newly elected Recorder of Deeds Rick Loughery is a mere ...

Democrats who control the New Jersey Legislature have selected their leaders for the next two years. Steve Sweeney will retain his ...

Starting today, Richard Nixon’s Watergate grand jury testimony will be available through the Nixon Presidential Library in Californ ...

The First Person Arts Festival begins Thursday in Philadelphia. The 10th annual festival of memoir and biography features people telling ...

What would you do if your living room was on fire? How would you get out, who would you call? Those are questions the Southeastern ...

November is a busy time for high school reunions. Getting together with your pals from school decades after graduation should be a fun af ...

Philadelphia Police have arrested one of the suspects wanted ...

The Delaware man who faked his way into Harvard University is back in jail for violating the conditions of his parole, according to the H ...

DuPont reached a settlement with Delaware and the EPA for numerous violations at its Edge Moor plant site. The Delaware-based comp ...

Rather than leave a candle outside Joe Frazier’s old gym on North Broad Street (as Apple customers did for Steve Jobs at the Center ...

In the wake of the child sex abuse scandal at Penn State, the board of trustees has fired beloved head football coach Joe Paterno, along ...

Pennsylvania’s Commonwealth Court has sided with the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board in its decision to revoke the gaming license ...