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Students in Seaford will present a “Quilt of Valor” to the family of Marine Rick James. The presentation is part of a ...

As post offices across the country are considered for closure, they’ll be reviewed for the scope of their services as the U.S. Post ...

State officials will dedicate a bronze plaque recognizing the Delaware portion of the National Purple Heart Trail today at the I-95 Servi ...

More than two dozen animals were taken from a South Philadelphia home last night, some of them dead. Dogs, iguanas, turtles and an alliga ...

“Billy Doe” was 10 years old in 1999 when priests and a teacher from St. Jerome’s parish in the Northeast allegedly sex ...

A woman yelled “thank you” to Sheila Eddy and Sharif Floyd as she sped by them on Wissahickon Avenue in her car. It was a fain ...

A project to eliminate the only three traffic lights on the Garden State Parkway has been delayed until at least the fall of 2012. ...

Delaware officials will mark a new way of honoring those who’ve been killed or wounded defending the United States today. Th ...

A federal ban on international students working as rolling-chair pushers on the Atlantic City Boardwalk is prompting more area residents ...

Roxborough’s own 12 and under baseball team, the Roxborough ...

A Frankford man has been charged in the death of 27-year-old Rosalyn Daniels of E. Mt. Airy. The woman’s body was discovered ...

With less than a week to go before the deadline to raise the federal debt ceiling, Pennsylvanians are considering the repercussions of wa ...

Ten percent of U.S. post offices are going under the microscope to see if they should stay open. More than 200 in Pennsylvania, including ...