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During a two-week period of child safety seat inspections, Pennsylvania State Police found about 77 percent to be improperly installed in ...

With a slow, precise roll, the National Marbles Tournament begins today in Wildwood. The 88th annual event will host male and female yout ...

Nutter’s refusal to admit defeat over the soda tax might sound a little too optimistic, but is there anything wrong with a glass ha ...

N.J. Senate President Stephen Sweeney is expected to introduce legislation today that would remove a provision that limits public workers ...

Cheesesteak, Liberty Bell, Rocky, hemoglobin Philadelphia… Among the things Philadelphia is known for, hemoglobin mutations ...

Associated Press – Hundreds of mentally disabled Pennsylvanians in state-run facilities are to be released to the community over t ...

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Operations resumed Friday at Bensalem’s Union Fire Co. after the volunteer fire company went dark Monday. The township suspe ...

Delaware’s Christina School District marks a financial milestone today.  The district in 2006, facing severe financial ...

Up until last year, Philadelphia had the unfortunate distinction of being the only big city in the country with no laws regulating lobbyi ...

Depictions and other collectibles on display in Odessa celebrate the Father of our Country and the first First Lady.  The His ...

Good morning, Feeders! Let’s start the week off right with updates on education funding, unemployment and pension plan negotiations ...

Washington comes to Wilmington today as the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee holds a hearing on fighting crime today in the Carvel State O ...

Summer officially arrives this week, and there is good news for Delawareans planning a trip by car or camper.  AAA Mid-Atlant ...

Two months after layoff notices were sent out, Amoroso’s drivers have gone on strike. Yesterday was the last day for drivers ...