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U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder and Health Secretary Kathleen Sebelius are set to meet at Philadelphia’s University of the Scienc ...

New Jersey is moving forward alongside neighboring Pennsylvania to criminalize the use of bath salts. The Assembly Judiciary commi ...

Pack up the minivan, the Philadelphia Soul wants to sell you tickets on the cheap. For Friday’s game against the Tulsa Talons, the ...

This weekend’s West Oak Lane Jazz Festival has an impressive line up of musicians, international food and craft vendors. It’s a free ...

The Devon Village townhome developer has reached a tentative agreement with neighbors on improving the look of a green wall associated wi ...

A bill to keep up to 13 weeks of federal emergency jobless benefits for an estimated 45,000 Pennsylvanians is one step closer to the f ...

President Obama sought yesterday to justify his war in Libya. What a load of bull.Since May 21, he has been violating the War Powers Act ...

Looks like they’re onto ...

In the classical and religious traditions, spring is a time for rebirth. In the gardener’s tradition, it isn’t until summer t ...

State officials are trying to collect nearly $8 million owed by drivers who fail to pay tolls on Route 1 and I-95. State officials ...

Approval today by the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency board for additional funding to a state college grant program will ...

Pa. Gov. Tom Corbett has announced his nomination for Philadelphia’s School Reform Commission. Corbett has chosen lawyer Pedro Ramo ...

Many Pennsylvanians are switching electric suppliers.  Since rate caps came off at the end of 2010, close to 20 percent of PECO cust ...

With two weeks remaining in Delaware’s legislative session, the General Assembly’s top two leaders say they’ve got some s ...

The National 9/11 Flag Tour will stop in Delaware this afternoon as it makes its way across Ame ...