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Officials say abuse of prescription pills by teenagers in New Jersey is increasing. And that’s leading to heroin addiction. ...

Companies looking to set up boutique casinos in Atlantic City have roughly eight weeks to get their applications in for one of the two sl ...

The Food and Drug Administration’s new sunscreen regulations will require lotions to protect against both UVA and UVB rays, and wil ...

As scorned Philadelphians look for a place to direct their angle over Travel + Leisure magazine’s dirties city rankings, ...

Summer is a time when animal shelters around the state become filled to capacity.  Governor Jack Markell’s office has put out ...

Northern Liberties is two for two. Yesterday ...

For at least the next 90 days, the Red Cross and its blood service workers have reached an agreement: workers will return to the job Thur ...

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter’s quest to find some new revenue for the school district is hitting resistance. Even to he ...

More than three dozen General Assembly legislators have signed on to a letter sent to Delaware’s Congressional Delegation, urging the f ...

In June 1776 Delaware sent notice that it no longer considered itself a part of Pennsylvania.  Each year on the second Saturday in J ...

Philadelphia will mark a first this summer with the help of the University of Pennsylvania. An old frat house has been converted into wha ...

Philadelphia City Council has started a sweeping overhaul of the zoning code. Alan Greenberger, deputy mayor for economic developm ...

Two bills being considered by Delaware House committee todays would impact driving laws in the state. One would significantly increase pe ...

The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board will meet Thursday to consider a license renewal for Fishtown’s SugarHouse Casino. What’ ...

Animal welfare advocates in Pennsylvania are on edge a bit after the state’s Agriculture Department announced today the replacement ...