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Members of the Camden County College’s Center for Civic Leadership and Responsibility plan to address the events that lead up to th ...

Camden’s Cramer Hill Community Development Corporation has received a $1 million grant from the Department of Community Affairs to ...

A recent issue of The New Yorker has an amazing profile of the newest meteor in the Republican firmament, Michele Bachmann. Its ...

The Pottstown School Board is responding to poor state exam scores with a new plan to help Pottstown High School improve, after the schoo ...

Around 11 p.m. Saturday, two 14th District police officers attempted to stop a 28-year-old man riding an ATV in the 2000 block of Nedro S ...

Several Philadelphia residents want city officials to take note of their displeasure for the city’s new curfew laws. ...

A candlelight vigil has been scheduled for Sunday night at 8 p.m. for four teenagers killed Saturday in a crash on the Garden State Parkw ...

A central Pennsylvania plant has announced it will close its doors, leaving dozens without work. ...

Dressed in red and black shirts that read, “We are not flashmobs, we are innovators, thinkers, artists, motivators, leaders or organize ...

A Camden County literacy group wants your help to teach ESL and other functional literacy skills. The ...

WPVI-TV reports a suspect in Germantown was killed after a police chase that sent one officer to the hospital late Saturday night. ...

A program that aims to give Atlantic City residents first crack at 5,000 jobs is being called an aggressive program, but for local job se ...

Drivers on Route 202 in East Whiteland Township this week may notice some delays as construction crews have begun a road and bridge const ...

Good weather and perhaps the all you can eat food helped to make a great day for veterans during the fifth annual Welcome Home Celebratio ...

The Daily Local News reports Coatesville City Council President Karl Marking has said it’s time he resigns his position. ...