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So far, so good. Exelon’s Unit 1 reactor is back up and running as of yesterday following three unexpected shutdowns of both of the ...

Following a one-day trial, a Delaware judge is now reviewing testimony and contested video evidence in the case of a former pediatrician ...

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter is in Harrisburg today to lobby state officials for more money. Before departing for Harrisburg, ...

For the first time in more than 25 years, Sussex County has a new head librarian. Kathy Graybeal replaces Carol Fitzgerald as dire ...

Here’s your chance to snap up some historic real estate: The 18-story Inquirer building is up for sale, ...

This just in from the AP: The New Jersey Supreme Court says people posting opinions online don’t have the same protections for sour ...

Anthony Weiner, confessed liar, vowed yesterday to keep his congressional seat. He insists that he will stay. He should go.The six-term D ...

Officials in Georgetown expect a packed courtroom for the trial of a former Delaware pediatrician charged with sexually abusing scores of ...

Advocates for children go to bat against abuse with the Blue Rocks at Frawley Stadium.  Tonight’s game will double as a ...

14th Police District in Philadelphia 43 W. Haines Street, Philadelphia, PA 19144 This district covers Chestnut Hill, Mt. ...

Crime Blotter May 20 – 26 FEATURED: MAY 23: 2600 block W. Cambria St. – a man was murdered. Pol ...

Ever since the 2000 presidential election when Gore won the popular vote, but Bush won the presidency by winning the majority of votes in ...

The Philadelphia School District has begun issuing thousands of layoff notices to teachers and other employees, but a judge has ordered t ...

 The polls in New Jersey are officially open, and they’ll stay that way ’til 8 p.m.   Voters w ...

Rick Santorum doesn’t have a reputation for playing nice. Early in the Republican’s U.S. Senate career, Democrat Bob Kerrey ...