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In advance of a protest set for Thursday in Philadelphia, city officials talked with organizers who vow the rally will be peaceful. ...

Change often comes when we don’t expect it, from directions that surprise us. Occupy Wall Street, the movement that’s ...

Celeste Zappala placed flowers at her son’s grave last Saturday. Seven years ago, on April 26, 2004, Sgt. Sherwood R. Baker died in ...

New Jersey health-care providers and hospitals will soon be on the same page when it comes to important patient information. Starting at ...

Part two of two. WHYY recently hosted a parenting seminar with experts and families on the subject of homework. Here ...

Gov. Tom Corbett has signed into law a measure to make a permanent space for a military veteran on the Pennsylvania Civil Service Commiss ...

Who’s your favorite Phillies player? Hands down, Cole Hamels, if NewsWorks readers have anything to say about it. Hamels is ...

No plans for Saturday? The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control — the same group that needed voluntee ...

A high school in central New Jersey is considered the best in the nation when it comes to math and science. High Technology High S ...

2010 Best of Philly winner for “Best Cupcake,” Whipped Bakeshop, has just revamped ...

Demolition began today at the office of former Lewes pediatrician Earl Bradley. Before the real work begins, play structures and c ...

A former New Jersey governor has resolved a 10-year-old case involving campaign finance violations. Former Gov. Don DiFrancesco wa ...

Kennett Square received a grant of $512,000 from county commissioners who gave the thumbs up to $2.6 million in Community Revitalization ...

Pennsylvania collected less in tax revenue in September than it had expected. And the state Revenue Department isn’t anticipating a ...

A Philadelphia man’s trip to Amsterdam ended on a sour note Monday when he tried to bring hashish lollipops and cupcakes into Phila ...