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This weekend, a Pennsylvania city marks a grim anniversary. One hundred years ago Saturday, Zachariah Walker was burned alive by an angry ...

Union County and the City of Camden will share more than $11.5 million in federal money to help fund community initiatives to help low-in ...

Much of Southeastern Pennsylvania is on a drought watch, including our five-county Philadelphia, Delaware, Bucks, Montgomery and Chester ...

Each spring the shores of the Delaware Bay in Delaware and New Jersey host a spectacular mating event: the annual horseshoe crab spawn. ...

With so much talk about Flash mobs this summer, it’s hard to focus on the positive aspects of young people. Shelah Harper, a lif ...

Those bath salt bans are no joke. A months-long investigation into two Stafford Township, N.J., businesses ended last night with searches ...

A former police officer in Conshohocken has pleaded guilty to stealing from parking meters during patrols in which he was supposed to be ...

(Update: 8/12/11 11:25 a.m. – Jim Foster has been eliminated from the City Council race and Brian Rudnick will remain on the ba ...

Adel Ebeid admits he doesn’t know much about Philadelphia, but let’s hope he knows plenty about technology, because he’ ...

It’s the end of the road for elected officials and township employees in West Deptford, where the township committee voted last nig ...

Parents in Philadelphia need to make sure their children aren’t out past 9 p.m. this weekend in Center City or University City.&nbs ...

For sheer entertainment value, devotees of steel-cage wrestling would have loved last night’s Pawlenty-Bachmann beatdown. It’ ...

Instead of bringing North Coventry and Pottstown together, the Keim Street Bridge is currently at the center of their dispute. The ...

Update: Brian Rudnick has lived to tell the tale of his petition challenge. He’ll remain on the ballot as the Gree ...

The Tea Party favorite talks about the “lowest moment of the 2010 campaign” when she told voters in a commercial: “I ...