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Federal officials have cleared Delaware’s state Senate leader of violating federal law when he ran for Senate in 2008. In a ...

Natural gas drillers in Pennsylvania have until Thursday to stop taking their wastewater to municipal treatment plants. The request by th ...

Some clergy sexual abuse survivors and their advocates in the Philadelphia area are outraged by a new study from the John Jay College of ...

It’s not just the Philadelphia school district that’s facing lay-offs and massive budget cuts. A survey of school districts a ...

If you work in or near City Hall, start your Friday with a bike ride alongside Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter and Congressmen Chaka Fa ...

Philadelphia police have arrested two men in connection with a fake Licenses & Inspections scheme that bilked a Germantown property o ...

We’re winding down our first week of NewsWorks Tonight with some great local features for you on ...

The Delaware County SPCA is having a rainy day special. Due to overcrowding at the shelter, the SPCA is giving away cats six months and o ...

New Jersey has more jobs for the third straight month, but the unemployment rate is unchanged. Employers in the Garden State added ...

Kia Katrina Grasty likely makes more than some University of Pennsylvania professors. She does it by cleaning up after the students. ...

When Earl Bradley’s case is heard before a judge beginning June 1, that judge will be on the bench in Sussex County. Superio ...

Philadelphians are attending more cultural events, according to a report from the Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance measuring the ...

Bill Watkins sells three or four cases of beer a night at Citizens Bank Park. He started at the Vet about 10 years ago, but  now he& ...

House Democrats have announced a redistricting plan for Delaware that shifts two legislative districts in New Castle County to new distri ...