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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 ...

A company that tracks stolen cars is offering to help find people with a tendency to wander. LoJack now has a service to track tho ...

A citizen group is suing Princeton University over the fate of a beloved train station.  The lawsuit attempts to stop the school fro ...

Independent Philadelphia mayoral candidate Diop Olugbala has organized a candidate forum tonight, but so far Republican candidate Karen B ...

A man faces murder charges in the death of his ex-girlfriend, who police say was viciously attacked and discovered lying on a sidewalk in ...

Another try at mandatory sick leave in Philadelphia has its limits.  City Council is working on the issue after Mayor Nutter vetoed ...

A TV star and comic is serving as grand marshal of Philadelphia’s Columbus Day parade. Joe Piscopo made his name through mov ...

The parent of the Friendly’s restaurant chain is filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, and 63 stores along the East Coast cl ...

A safety warning issued to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission last fall still has some people worried about the Limerick Generating Statio ...