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Returning to school has probably never felt so good. Students from Camden’s Creative Arts High School will return this afternoon fr ...

Some time in the last five days, two stenographer machines were stolen from Philadelphia City Council Chambers. That ought to comp ...

Even John McCain has joined the praise for Barack Obama. It took him 24 hours, but here’s what he said last night on Fox News: R ...

After losing others, Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter’s re-election bid has received a major union endorsement. Health Care ...

And we have a winner! Congratulations to our NewsWorks Tonight music contest winner, B.C. Camplight. The band was one of more than ...

Almost 400 School District of Philadelphia teachers will count this school year as their last. The 395 retirement and resignation notices ...

A 43-year-old man wanted for a March jewelry store heist was shot by police after he pulled a knife during a chase on Saturday night, acc ...

There’s a police officer in Bridgeton, N.J., fighting for three missing paychecks. But that’s not the beginning or the end of ...

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter received an endorsement this morning from 1199c, the local affiliate of National Union of Hospital and ...

Happy dance-in day, Feeders! Schools around Philadelphia and the nation ...

Delmarva Power will host a community meeting tonight to discuss the company’s proposed 12-mile high-voltage power line from Bishop ...

The Delaware Children’s Dept. is teaming up with Rita’s water ice to help promote Mental Health Month. A number of Rita ...

State lawmakers returning from a two-week Easter break could consider a measure allowing speed cameras to be used in construction or scho ...

New Jersey’s Treasury Department is investigating a possible case of double-dipping by three sheriff’s officers. The probe ai ...

Who owns a street when the city doesn’t? It’s a discussion happening in Washington Square West, where neighbors want hard and ...