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Philadelphia officials are worried about what could happen if the city loses a major chunk of its Community Development Block Grant fundi ...

The city of Philadelphia is getting a new Sheriff next year. A major city democrat has announced his intentions to run for the job. ...

The tour boat company and lawyers for two tourists killed last summer in a crash on the Delaware River in Philadelphia are responding to ...

Like many Americans, some new immigrants have to settle for “just-a-job” before they can get a toehold on the career they lov ...

This is not the sort of prom dress that will end up crushed in the back of the closet after its night on the town. A Bensalem comp ...

Delaware Attorney General Beau Biden is pushing for harsher fines for companies who make a habit of polluting Delaware’s air, water ...

Mayor Michael Nutter has proposed giving an extra $1.9 million to the District Attorney’s office, despite the office’s over-s ...

Gas prices continue to soar across the country and in Delaware. The national average for a gallon of regular gasoline today i ...

Did you know when you buy orchids they’re probably clones? About 80 percent of orchids sold these days are clones. ...

Another Philadelphia City Councilman in the controversial DROP retirement program has decided not to seek re-election.  Counc ...

PECO announced today it will begin another 10-year cycle of utility pole inspections to the tune of $1.1 million.  The energy compan ...

Delaware could be home to two more casinos, one each in New Castle and Sussex Counties. House Majority Leader Rep. Pete Schwartzko ...

Hope Moffett has a 204 hearing tomorrow. She’ll make her case to the School District of Philadelphia at a termination hearing, whic ...

Sixty percent of Philadelphians says their neighborhoods are excellent or good places to live. Sounds pretty positive to us. But that num ...

Owner Jim Evans mans the grill at Bob’s Diner on a recent morning in Roxborough.  Did you know the diner hasn’t actually ...