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A reader wants to know how extensively Delaware health officials will test for pollutants in the Indian River area near a Sussex County p ...

A Delaware County man is headed to Rome to witness Pope Benedict XVI’s canonization this weekend of Father Louis Guanella, an Itali ...

The bulb catalogs begin pouring through the mail slot in August, but they gather dust until the end of October, when I get around to thin ...

SEPTA has not yet awarded a contract for its smart card fare system, and three companies await word on their bids. Now 18 months b ...

Good morning, Feeders, and happy Friday. There’s plenty happening this week, but first, let’s wrap up the week. A Dela ...

Santa won’t be visiting Harrisburg this year. Not in the public venue, at least. The big guy, his reindeer and other holiday ...

Henry Rollins gets around. He’s sung lead for rock bands, acted in movies, hosted radio shows,  and written books. And ...

The court may not have decided yet who has authority over the Atlantic City police patrols, but a judge has something to say in the meant ...

Some not so great news this morning: Pennsylvania’s unemployment rate rose for a fourth straight month in September while payrolls ...

The Corbett administration says unexpectedly high costs to set up the newly created Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs is preventin ...

For the first time, the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Anthropology and Archaeology is allowing ...

Long-time staffers at Roxborough High say the school is finally on the right track. For years, the Ridge Avenue school struggled t ...

Chris Wilson of Graham’s Pub in Roxborough awoke early Monday morning to a warning signal from his restaurant’s surveillance ...

Rudnick, 57, knows he’s a long-shot to win the Eighth District seat. Independent candidates in ...