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Delaware County Council has apparently not acquainted itself with the “no means no” phrase. Council members sent another requ ...

SAT scores, graduation rates and student/teacher ratio all factored into Newsweek’s ranking of the country’s best schools. ...

If a water filtration system developed by a group of St. Joe’s University students does what they hope it’ll do, the filters ...

The 4,600-sq. ft. Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Specialty Care Center at Abington Memorial Hospital opened last week as part of C ...

The New Jersey Assembly will decide Thursday whether to give final legislative approval to a bill requiring public employees to contribut ...

Pennsylvania-based Yuengling beer has announced plans to expand into Ohio. D.G. Yuengling & Son of Pottsville is the nation ...

President Barack Obama is scheduled to address the nation Wednesday night about withdrawing American troops from Afghanistan. The ...

SEPTA smart card designs went on display in April, but the transit authority is still deciding what’s the best way to implement the ...

Sussex County is doing the unthinkable and giving back property tax money.  Officials say they don’t need all they collected. ...

Judge William Carpenter Jr. is expected to deliver a verdict Thursday in the sexual abuse case against former Delaware pediatrician Earl ...

A judge will decide by Wednesday if Atlantic City Public Safety Director Christine Petersen overstepped the duties of her job to interfer ...

Is this “Phoenixville Christmas”? A new administrative wing at the Phoenixville Area School District building means al ...

What got Raheem Brock arrested? When it came to getting to the bottom of the Philly native/Temple grad/NFL player’s arrest, ...

Come Sept. 30, there will be two noticeable changes in Vineland. The first will be a 4.7-megawatt, ground-mount solar energy syste ...

The Sunday service at West Philadelphia’s Calvary Baptist Church paid off for the congregation in more than one way. Aside f ...