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A hearing for the Fort Dix Five began at 1 p.m. as lawyers for the five imprisoned terrorists call for overturned convictions or new tria ...

United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania announced today the recipients of its three-year community impact investments for 2012-2014. ...

With only three shows left, Oprah fans everywhere, including Delaware’s own self-proclaimed “ultimate viewer,” are prep ...

No flip-flops, sweatpants, halter tops or short skirts. What could pass for the dress code at a public middle school is also being ...

Maxwell Gbogboade was arrested for for an attempted Theft by Deception from 64-year-old James Thelning of Hatfield Township, according to ...

Penn students aren’t the only ones leaving their goods behind for charity. University of Delaware’s fifth consecutive ...

Six days later, the final tally is in. Kenyatta Johnson has won Philadelphia’s 2nd Councilmanic District Democratic primary. ...

East Falls teacher Harry Drake is suing Randolph Technical High School for wrongful termination after Drake’s videotaping disruptiv ...

So much for the rapture. The world is still here, and the roster of Republican presidential candidates is still thinner than the Philadel ...

The New Jersey State Supreme Court is expected to announce its latest ruling in the battle over state-funding for education, Abbott vs. B ...

Dubbed the “Blogger Tax,” Philadelphia’s business tax will come under review today as City Council weighs a bill that w ...

It’s always important to have the most up-to-date information, as Newtown Township (Delaware County) Solicitor Bruce Irvine recentl ...

National Safe Boating Week is underway, and Delaware’s Office of Boating Safety urges everyone to keep safety in mind while out on ...

An effort is underway to rid Philadelphia’s streets of political trash.  Campaign signs dot the Philadelphia landscape, ...

Arts and crafts aficionados, beware. If you purchased your scrap-booking materials from a Michael’s Arts & Crafts store with a ...