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Philadelphia City Council must approve a redrawing of the city’s election map by Sept. 9. There’s incentive to meet the deadl ...

Since you were planning to spend the day spitting watermelon seeds anyway, why not do so in a more official way? It’ ...

A Delaware priest faces charges in a New Castle County indictment alleging that he stole more than $300,000 from a parishioner.  ...

About 60 Central Bucks East students have already requested to be kept out of Natalie Munroe’s classes, and the district expects mo ...

This  morning’s special meeting of the School Reform Commission has proven anything but uneventful. NewsWorks/Notebook ...

A group of Upper Moreland residents has taken the first steps in making the township a native bird habitat. Using the ...

“Watch the Globetrotters, please.” That ought to get a lot of heads turning on the Wildwood Boardwalk when the infamou ...

Free at last! Our long national nightmare is over, the debt ceiling is newly raised, and the ideological buffoons who ginned up the self- ...

The American Legislative Exchange Council has been writing legislation that Pennsylvania legislators have been passing off as their own w ...

After floods this winter and spring, some New Jersey towns turned to FEMA relief to help them recover. ...

While Camden City Council was discussing plans for a business curfew yesterday, the city, county and state reached an agreement to form a ...

Tougher penalties and avenues for treatment are part of a package of DUI laws enacted by Delaware Governor Jack Markell.  Mar ...

The newest residents of Pennsylvania’s capitol are — drumroll, please — Harry and Penny. Tom and Susan Corbett a ...

Louis Magazzu announced his resignation yesterday as a Cumberland County, N.J., freeholder, but he’ll also have to step down from h ...

When an outside power failure shut down a cooling pump at Oyster Creek last week, the nuclear plant stopped mixing cool water with the wa ...