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William Penn designed the city’s squares for flashlight tag. Didn’t you know? Of c ...

Over-achievers got a punch in the gut last week when they were mistakenly accepted to the University of Delaware. The extra-curricular-pa ...

Six police cars were needed at one point to control the crowd outside the PSE&G office in Trenton, the Associated Press reports. Peop ...

Who’s got more rights to a street: the city, the shoppers who patronize the stores or the street vendors who work there? Leg ...

Senate Majority Leader Dominic Pileggi has advanced a bill that would expand crime-related DNA testing in Pennsylvania. The Chester Repub ...

The Sussex County sheriff believes his office would operate better if he had the authority to do the same things as police officers. ...

Philadelphia City Council is holding hearings to make it easier for ex-convicts to get a job. One well-known convicted felon who testifie ...

An investigation into yesterday’s Turnpike crash involving a bus from Super Luxury Tours Inc. revealed multiple safety violations w ...

The renovation and expansion plans on display in the Free Library of Philadelphia’s Central Branch have been there for so long they ...

State lawmakers overwhelmingly passed legislation Tuesday that revamps Delaware’s drug charges and sentencing laws. Rep. Mel ...

Bath salts makes your you time a little more luxurious with a fizzy, perfumey bath. “Bath salts” is a moniker for su ...

Haley Barbour, prospective presidential candidate, is a white southern Republican with a thick southern accent. The worst thing he could ...

This might be hard to swallow for some of you 9 to 5-ers. Anyone who works longer than that should just stop reading now. An audit ...

For several years, Wesley College in Dover has hosted a visiting group of Japanese students at about this time of year.  Miyagi Univ ...

Update: The Associated Press reports the House debate has been delayed until tomorrow at the earliest. Better things to ...