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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 ...

From the Associated Press: A court-appointed monitor will oversee the Philadelphia Police Department’s use of ̶ ...

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 ...