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Two weeks after Earl Bradley’s one-day trial in Sussex County, Judge William Carpenter Jr.’s office announced a verdict will ...

Today is Go Skateboarding Day, which is exactly what it sounds like. ...

About 100 elementary school children from the Seaford School District will be the first in Delaware to take part in Engineering is Elemen ...

Something tells us Michael Nutter won’t be doing this. But things are different in Harrisburg. The powers that be there are ...

Suburban Philadelphians should be on the lookout when parking near SEPTA’s Regional Rail stations, ...

Smyrna officials face the possibility of arbitration in working out a new contract with its workforce. The website scsuntimes.com ...

Good morning, Feeders, and happy Summer Solstice! Today marks the longest day of the year, so we’ve naturally got plenty of news fo ...

Deliveries have returned to normal at Amoroso’s, where drivers went on strike yesterday, but that could all change again later this ...

Students and researchers at St. Joseph’s University are looking for a low-tech, low-cost way to make water safe for drinking. Their ...

Police in southeastern Pennsylvania say “Jackass” cast member and Ryan Dunn died of injuries sustained in a fiery car crash, ...

Federal investigators are set to release their final report on last summer’s deadly collision between a tour boat and a barge in th ...

This update from NJ Transit: Northeast Corridor rail service between Trenton and New York is being res ...

As I ambled around the West Oak Lane Jazz Festival on Saturday it became evident that this was more than just a celebration of music—it ...

Althea Escorce, Germantown High School Class of 2011, earned a reported 1.3 million in offered scholarships for college next school y ...

Golf metaphors come naturally to Dave Smith, who directs the First Tee of Philadelphia program at the Walnut Lane Golf Course in Roxborou ...