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A few New Jersey school districts are dealing with mold problems brought on by recent torrential rains. Students at Willingboro Hi ...

Pennsylvania is opening seven recovery centers throughout central and northeastern in regions pummeled by the heavy rains and historic fl ...

Plans for a parking-lot extension and retaining wall at the Donna Court apartments in Roxborough got the go-ahead from the Zoning Board o ...

Foxwoods investors and the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board returned to court today to discuss — what else? — the casinoR ...

When I heard of the insurgent ...

Don Hinkle-Brown has been formally appointed as president and CEO of The Reinvestment Fund, stepping into the role Jeremy Nowak left in J ...

Residents in Delaware are being asked to be on the lookout for thieves who are stealing metal, and consequently creating public safety ha ...

Philadelphia police are still searching for a man who allegedly raped a woman earlier this month on the 3600 block of Calumet Street in E ...

Robert Saul will spend time in jail and pay hefty fines for the complicated medical supplies fraud scheme. Saul, the owner of Cent ...

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To aid with storm cleanup, the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection has relaxed its landfill rules. DEP Chief Micha ...

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Congress is the least trusted government entity, according to a new poll, with 57 percent of Americans “having little or no confide ...

Public school boards are and issue everywhere. Their members get a say in an even larger issue: school taxes. Garnet Valley ...

For the first time, the State of Delaware in 2011 offered the SAT to every 11th grade student in public schools.  How did they do? ...