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Bill Hayes of Manayunk wasn’t too fazed when he saw that his go-to coffee spot on Main Street closed unexpectedly last January. ...

Former Delaware Senator Ted Kaufman says there is no mystery to balancing the budget and getting rid of the national deficit. However, ev ...

2:31 p.m. “We need to believe that we can do this together.” 2:26 p.m. “We hav ...

It could be some time before Spartacus is adopted. He was mid-fight when authorities raided a home earlier this week and busted up a dogf ...

A $77-million settlement related to priest sex abuse cases triggers layoffs for the Catholic Diocese of Wilmington.  19 full- ...

“Williamsport man sentenced to 33 months for assaulting police helicopter with a laser” That’s the headline of a ...

We truly experience the world only once, as children. The rest of the time is just remembering. I can’t properly credit the ...

Delaware will join the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency later this month for National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day. Twenty-nine sites will ...

Common Pleas Court Judge Benjamin Lerner has imposed a gag order in the case of Kermit and Pearl Gosnell. Their lawyers won’t be al ...

In an effort to strengthen Atlantic City’s state-run tourism district and free up real estate elsewhere, the Casino Reinvestment De ...

Philadelphia’s department of Licenses and Inspections came before City Council this morning as part of its annual budget hearings. ...

Whether you want to know more about Abraham Lincoln or think you can out-wit the legendary president, you can make some important preside ...

I’ll say one thing for the House Republicans: they have guts, moxie, cajones. They act with bold certitude, a trait that i ...

Juniors in Delaware public high schools are taking the SAT today, funded by the state as part of the $119-million Race to the Top educati ...

Following a fine from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, Delaware County’s Marple Township has come up with a ...