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Years of studying have not yet paid off for former N.J. Gov. Jim McGreevey. His bid for priesthood with the Episcopal Church has been rej ...

I have a hunch that most Obamaphobes are not in the habit of hunkering down on Sunday mornings with The New York Times Magazine. Which is ...

A five-year-old boy has been struck and killed by a vehicle in Dover.  Police say the youngster was trying to cross Harmony L ...

Officials in Cumberland County, N.J., are considering closing the county library in Bridgeton, the Associated Press reports. When ...

Happy Monday, Feeders! We’re helping kick off Philly Tech Week w ...

The State House of Representatives Democratic leadership is accepting comments on the redistricting process until this Friday, with a pub ...

As part of Earth Week activities, volunteers are gathering along the tidal banks of the St. Jones River in Dover’s Memorial Park to ...

Gas prices in Delaware continued their upward climb over the Easter and Passover holidays, and are quickly closing in on $4 per gallon.&n ...

Pennsylvania’s new Transportation Funding Advisory Commission will hold its first meeting today. Gov. Tom Corbett’s administr ...

There’s another candidate for Philadelphia mayor. That’s six, if you’re keeping track. Eight if you count s ...

Wanna drive in Pennsylvania? You’ll have to pay you court fees first. Sen. Mike Stack will announce today legislation that would re ...

A Bucks County fire company is now home to one of the beams from the World Trade Center towers destroyed in the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist ...

A German immigrant who volunteered to fight in the Civil War but was killed by a mob before reaching the battlefield has been honored as ...

The Uptown Theater is about to get a new life. The deteriorating theater on North Broad Street near Temple University has been slo ...

Philadelphia police are still searching for the suspect in an attack that unfolded inside Fairmount Park near Chestnut Hill earlier this ...