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I’ve always thought that a detention center at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, made sense. In fact, back when I worked for the old Immigrati ...

The Montgomery County Human Services Center is set to reopen next month after a February water main break left part of the building unusa ...

Tom Corbett’s budget proposal shows little mercy toward schools, and health care is taking a hit, too. Some arts funding has been s ...

The Archbishop of Philadelphia has placed 21 priests on administrative leave in connection to the sexual abuse of children.  The mov ...

A donation from a Downe, N.J., resident has upped the reward being offered for answers in the deaths of five poisoned dogs in the area. T ...

The two-and-half-year plan to upgrade playing fields on St. Joe’s University Maguire Campus has boiled down to a few key points: co ...

Imagine buying a computer from the state of New Jersey in a public auction and finding Social Security numbers, employee reviews and chil ...

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Eighth District City Council hopeful Fay Dawson of Mt. Airy says public safety is her top priority. Dawson is the founder of the Vincent ...

Attorneys for Derrick Powell have moved to block the death penalty at the convicted cop killer’s upcoming sentencing hearing. ...

If recent findings gain footing, teens may be able to register to vote and drive in the same year. Research from Rutgers University profe ...

When libraries have an excess or need to do some fundraising, they host book sales. The West Philly Tool Library is doing pretty much the ...

Yet another recall for Johnson & Johnson. This time, the company’s West Chester subsidiary, Animas, has issued the recall. ...

World Bank president Robert Zoellick will speak at the University of Delaware this afternoon as part of the school’s Global Agenda ...

The House Republican hearings on the “radicalization” of the Muslim-American community have been heavily pre-spun before they ...