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Students in Camden and East Trenton are outfitted with new backpacks and school supplies thanks to federal money handed out by the state. ...

The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission continues to negotiate with more than 1,500 fare collectors and maintenance workers whose contract e ...

New NFL standards mean security checks at the Linc — or wherever you may be watching football — will take longer. The ...

Cantaloups grown in Colorado and ...

The New Jersey attorney general’s office is outlining some steps to recruit more American-Americans to the state police force. It w ...

From a mayoral candidate who says he ...

Bail has been set at 10 percent of $50,000 for a Milbourne man arrested for trespassing in Upper Darby. SEPTA police turned the man over ...

Manayunk and Lower Merion have never been more neighborly. Last night, 50 residents of both city and suburb converged in Ardmore t ...

With Pennsylvania’s electricity market getting competitive, consumers should be careful when hearing a pitch to change energy provi ...

A promise from a Republican mayoral candidate in Washington Township, Gloucester County is being called a nice but not-so-effective step ...

A new survey that seeks to gauge the effect of Pennsylvania’s budget cuts on public schools shows that fewer teachers are in char ...

The former office of ex-Delaware pediatrician Earl Bradley is set to be razed next month. Bradley was sentenced last month to life ...

Five vans have been stolen and even more broken into over the last few weeks in Camden — and they all belong to churches. Po ...

A former U.S. Supreme Court Justice came to Philadelphia’s National Constitution Center today to discuss the role of civics educati ...

The New Castle County police officer killed this morning is the first since 1972, according to police statistics. Joseph Szczerba ...