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In a follow-up court date this morning, Donte Johnson and his lawyer Douglas Dolfman stated their intentions to go to trial. As was expec ...

It’s cold on the waterfront. And with more snow expected this week, people aren’t likely to be touring sea vessels. That̵ ...

Another record turnout is being predicted for the Martin Luther King Day of Service in Philadelphia.  The January 17th event has gon ...

Facing a massive budget gap, Philadelphia School District officials are preparing for the worst.  The Philadelphia Inquirer r ...

Delaware Attorney General Beau Biden has submitted a request for detailed information from BlueCross – BlueShield of Delaware and H ...

As NewsWorks continues its ongoing feature of catching up with first-year college students, ...

Wesley College’s Teacher Education Program will still be approved by the Delaware Department of Education on a provisional basis. & ...

ACME announced yesterday it will close six stores in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Maryland. The stores in Millville, Cinnaminson and Moor ...

We’re saying goodbye (sort of) this month to Pennsylvania political icons Arlen Specter and Ed Rendell, and I was glad today that w ...

The ladies at Princeton need a code to get into their dorm bathrooms. Aside from being an inconvenience to intoxicated students, the code ...

Reporter Tom MacDonald is at Mayor Nutter’s press conference, where plans for the upcoming Martin Luther King Day of Service have b ...

Aqua Pennsylvania has issued a boil alert for residents in parts of Chester County. Those in West Vincent, Upper Uwchlan and parts of Eas ...

A poll of 800 registered voters in Pennsylvania reveals 47 percent are in favor of repealing the federal health care law. As Congress pre ...

After a failed attempt in 2005, nutrition advocates in Philadelphia are pushing a proposal to the Obama administration. The Center for Sc ...

Things couldn’t be worse for public higher education in the U.S., says a report from Kiplinger. The magazine ...