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Volunteers will join Mayor Michael Nutter at the Philadelphia Zoo today for a big task: stuffing 15,000 backpacks with school supplies fo ...

First State emegency planners have advice for those on vacation now or planning to come this weekend: leave now and stay home. To enforc ...

Say what you want about the much-delayed Silverliner rail cars, but at least we know SEPTA’s keeping an eye on the new rides. ...

Good morning, Feeders! The gre ...

Governor Markell will help cut the ribbon at the “re-opening” of Positive Outcomes Charter School. Markell will be at ...

With damage lingering, federal assistance pending and some roads still closed from the last major storm, Cumberland County, N.J., is prep ...

As Hurricane Irene bears down on the East Coast, emergency planners are out with a list of steps you can take right now to get ready. ...

Police in Bucks County say the man found dead outside a vacant manufacturing building in Warrington earlier this month was electrocuted w ...

Senator Chris Coons (D- Delaware) continues his series of community meetings at the Delaware Technology Park this morning.   ...

Arlene Ackerman isn’t the only one out at the School District of Philadelphia. ...

Delaware is bracing for heavy rains, high winds and possible flooding as Hurricane Irene makes its way to the coast.  Delmarv ...

Update: Christie has conditionally vetoed the state Legistlature’s fracking ban bill, instead calling for a ban on ...

Update: PECO says power has been restored across the Northeast after crews were able to gain access to the substation. N ...

Pennsylvania’s high-risk health insurance plan is open for business, and on September 1, thousands of hard-to-insure Pennsylvanians ...

I’ve got a beef with South Philly. Now, don’t get me wrong. Some of my best friends live in South Philadelphia. My bias stems from th ...