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If you haven’t yet seen our two-part series on the End Dogfighting ca ...

Mayors across the country continue to struggle with fallout from the international financial crisis.  Camden Mayor Dana Redd has dea ...

Some dramatic changes are on the way for four Delaware public schools. After nearly four months of planning and community input, t ...

Though the Delaware Department of Transportation is warning motorists to drive cautiously, ...

Officials in Darby Township are set to vote next week on banning what many consider to be a regional right: residents reserving their sno ...

New legislation signed by NJ Gov. Chris Christie will allow hotels to open in the resort town with fewer room than the previously require ...

A Philadelphia man who left his toddler in a parked car while he gambled inside Parx Casino has been sentenced to 18 months probation. ...

Pa. First Lady Judge Midge Rendell believes in the early education of our youth about the constitutional principles. ...

More than two-thirds of jobs gained in the area between November 2009 and November 2010 were in Philadelphia. In what’s the largest ...

Richboro Middle School eighth graders will be able to choose between Council Rock North and South high schools next year. But current sev ...

Dear Gov.-elect Corbett: As your inaugural approaches, here are a few tips on running Pennsylvania, from someone who worked for mo ...

One of many municipalities feeling the effects of budget constraints and a state tax levy cap, Palmyra laid of five employees as of Wedne ...

Fatal accidents on Delaware’s roads dropped 10% in 2010, while the number of people killed on the state’s roads was down 14%. ...

Pottstown School District’s teachers unions have requested a fact-finding process now that district-union negotiations have stalled ...

Newark Police have not released any new information in the murder investigation of John Wheeler of New Castle.  They have released a ...