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Of the 1,599 commercial hazmat vehicles inspected March 29 in Pennsylvania, nearly 50 percent of drivers received citations. State ...

The Abington School District was recently named to College Board’s AP Achievement List — an honor bestowed to fewer than 400 ...

Too many Girl Scout cookies this spring? You can work them off tonight while still helping the Girl Scouts raise funds. The inaug ...

The turmoil in Japan following its earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster isn’t keeping its residents trapped. Many performers ha ...

With Race Street Pier set to open next month, the Delaware River Waterfront Corporation is bringing in the finishing touches. Four l ...

The Wilmington Area Planning Council began taking public comment yesterday on its Unified Planning Work Program for Fiscal Year 2012. ...

Legislators will unveil a plaque honoring a fallen Delaware State Police Corporal this afternoon at Legislative Hall. The family of ...

The last time we saw Matt Kravchuk, he was embroiled in conflict with his Holy Family University basketball coach. Now he’s facing ...

Good morning, Feeders! Hope you’re ready for a news-jammed day. We promise not to overdo it on the ...

Tom MacDonald snapped this photo of the rally to “Protect Public Education,” in which 500 students and teachers marched this ...

Despite mild traces of Iodine-131 in New Jersey rain water, further tests found no radiation increase in the state’s milk and water ...

The announcement yesterday on whether Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey would stay in Philadelphia was a big one. Even for those who don ...

Details of the School District of Philadelphia’s master facilities plan are expected today at a School Reform Commission meeting af ...

Like a loud, talkative houseguest, PIFA is staying for the month of April. A few weeks ago the program booklet landed on our desk and we& ...