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After operating in Delaware high schools for more than three decades, Jobs for Delaware Graduates is expanding into middle schools.  ...

A trial date has been scheduled for Philadelphia State Rep. Cherelle Parker, who was arrested and charged with drunk driving in early May ...

In the midst of heated debates over Pa. Gov. Tom Corbett’s proposed spending cuts, there is a bright spot: the Pennsylvania state g ...

There’s that pesky soda tax again. As Philadelphia City Council considers its funding role to the School District, talks of taxing ...

The Delaware Department of Natural Resources has extended the deadline to nominate someone for the Young Environmentalist Awards.  ...

Remember those days when you went to school no matter what the temperature? The teacher turned the lights off to pretend that actually ma ...

Former Bucks County Airport Authority Chairman Allen D. Black has got a plan for the soon-to-be-closed Willow Grove military base. ...

After living in a shelter that SPCA board President Conrad Muhly compared to the likes of Eastern State Penitentiary, needy animals of Ch ...

It’s two years of unsupervised probation for Rabbi Saul Kassin. A federal judge decided against prison time for the 89-year-old spi ...

Do cell phones cause cancer? The jury is still out, ...

Chris Christie doesn’t have to worry about making friends with the state’s unions. He’s got buds in Iowa. After a handf ...

A Joint Economic Committee report released yesterday by committee Chairman Sen. Bob Casey shows the unemployment rate is high among post- ...

Imagine working in an office where there’s a pile of dirty diapers in the corner. It’s all part of the job at Trenton’s ...

Even JoePa is a victim of the down economy, though he’s still faring much better than most. An annual Right-to-Know report r ...

SEPTA is getting a head start on its food drive partnership with Philabundance. The drive officially begins next week, but representative ...