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U.S. Interior Department is prepared to issue a lease for NRG Bluewater Wind’s commercial wind development in federal waters off th ...

The Spectrum is almost gone. After seats and other inside souvenirs were sold off before demolition, there are still plenty of people wil ...

You could hear laughter and cheers blocks away from the Delaware College of Art and Design (DCAD) wher ...

  More than two weeks after filing to run for Philadelphia City Council, nearly half the 60 candidates in the May 17th primary st ...

Two recent cases of murder by early-released prisoners have the Christie administration upping its criticism of the legislation. T ...

City Council’s Rules Committee has held a bill calling for a moratorium on third-story rowhome additions in Point Breeze, pending a ...

Close to 200 people, including doctors, nurses, patients and their parents, gathered on Christiana Hospital’s Newark campus Friday ...

Looking for a traffic light to complete your basement bar? You’ll find it in an unlikely place. WHYY’s Shai Ben-Yaacov ...

An observant and perhaps overly cautious bus driver called the New Jersey State Police Tuesday night after he spotted what he thought was ...

That’s the question Wilmington Police and Downtown Visions want residents, workers, and visitors to the city’s downtown areas ...

Lisa Nutter kicked back for a few minutes this morning in Manayunk’s Mugshots Coffeehouse. NewsWorks’s Megan Pinto spotted Ph ...

After years of plans and hours of meetings, St. Joe’s University has been granted approval to upgrade fields on its Maguire Campus, ...

Atlantic City’s state-run tourism district boundaries could change if Susan Ney Thompson has anything to say about it. The interim ...

Lisa Nutter, President of Philadelphia Academics Inc. and Mayor Michael Nutter’s wife, stopped by Mugshots Coffeehouse in Manayunk ...

No need to keep an eye on your elderly relatives with dementia. The human LoJack will do it for you. A LoJack service available in Philad ...