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Former general counsel and executive vice president of Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Roosevelt Hairston Jr., has been charged ...

Four days and two shutdowns later, Exelon’s Unit 2 nuclear reactor has resumed operations. The reactor first shut down Sunday and a ...

Delaware Governor Jack Markell proposes spending more than $2 million to improve the state’s water infrastructure. The impro ...

Update: The DD at 7th and Market streets got slammed this morning. By 10:30, only a couple lonely looking cruellers were ...

SETPA has a new online tool that allows riders to track bus and trolleys in real time. For instance, Chestnut Hill and Mt. Airy resident ...

If you’ve strolled through Old City since last night, you may have noticed something a bit different about the National Constitutio ...

New Jersey Senate Democrats have a big task at hand today: mapping out a plan for funding an extra $500 million to aid the state’s ...

Weeks of work has paid off for Parents United for Public Education. The group’s Philadelphia chapter filed a “right-to-know ...

Most beach travelers in lower Delaware know Lighthouse Road as their little secret.  It’s the road they use to avoid the traff ...

Forty students from Camden’s Holy Name School got a preview this morning of the summer’s possibilities: heat and camp. ...

Philadelphia City Council has begun debating whether to tax soda and raise property taxes to help the school district close a $600 millio ...

Following a story in today̵ ...

Andy Reid is keeping busy during the off-season and NFL lockout. The Eagles coach recently flew to Bushkill Township to help Pa. State Po ...

Update: Christie and the State Republican Committee will reimburse the state for all personal use of the helicopter, the ...

Pa. Gov Tom Corbett was in town earlier this week to speak to the Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce. His wife is stopping by today ...