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Lighting from a small storm earlier this week struck a 140-year-old Civil War monument in Phoenixville. According to ...

StateIm­pact has learned more details about Gov­er­nor Corbett’s Mon­day roll­out of his Mar­cel­lus Shale agenda. On ...

The Revolutionary Germantown Festival takes place thro ...

SEPTA plans to conduct an emergency drill exercise Sunday at the Norristown Transportation Center, beginning at the start of service unti ...

After a 16-year hiatus, the Philadelphia Cup Regatta returned to the Delaware River today with nearly 80 sailboats setting sail. A ...

The price of gas in New Jersey continues to drop, reaching 8 cents lower than what it was last week for the price per gallon of regular g ...

Governor Jack Markell declared an immediate ban on the designer drug known as “bath salts” Friday from his office in Wilmingt ...

Ahead of the opening game of the National League Division Series, the Philadelphia Phillies are scheduled to hold a rally outside of Citi ...

A coastal flood advisory is now in effect until 3 p.m. for parts of Delaware and New Jersey. The ...

How would you leave your mark? One artist has found a way to answer that very question.   ...

As a two-year-old underwent surgery to repair the damage from three bullet wounds, residents in South Philadelphia gathered outside of th ...

The New Jersey Department of Education has only approved four from a pool of nearly 60 applicants to open new charter schools in New Jers ...

If it looks and feels like fall, than it’s probably time to start celebrating the new season. In Downingtown, you’ll h ...

The 7th Annual Acorn Collection Day is underway at three locations in Delaware. The collection day, sponsored by the DNREC Divisio ...

Rain or shine, get outside and enjoy the Revolutionary Germantown Festival from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. throughout the Germantown neighborhood. ...