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Consider this the next time you trip on an uneven sidewalk: the bumps you’re trying to avoid are keeping trees alive. ...

She’s blunt, she’s friendly and she’s not speaking in a Philadelphia accent. The recorded voice of SEPTA’s Broad ...

Christine O’Donnell is about to focus her post-election world on a new poltical action committee. The ...

New Jersey state legislators are expecting Gov. Chris Christie to veto an amended housing bill, which has been in debate for the last yea ...

A 19-year-old female University of Delaware student is on the mend, following a terrifying robbery attempt early Sunday morning. A ...

Courage is generally a scarce commodity on Capitol Hill, but lawmakers are never more timid than in those exceedingly rare instances when ...

Lizz Fiedler is in Camden today, where she’s talking to officers, residents and Mayor Dana Redd about the impending layoffs of poli ...

From gorgeous views to quiet settings and professional staffs, two Philadelphia restaurants have been voted at the best places to do busi ...

Wilmington’s Fraternal Order of Police has filed a suit against the city after six officers were forced to take demotions or be lai ...

Do you have what it takes to be a Pulitzer winner? Wharton Business School professor Stuart Diamond has won the esteemed prize for his re ...

You probably don’t know it’s there. The Vietnam vet memorial at Front and Spruce streets was designed to be secluded, set bac ...

Sussex County officials say the county has “turned a corner” on the economic downturn after an independent audit shows a fina ...

WHYY reporter Susan Phillips has returned to Haiti one year after the earthquake leveled the country.  Read her latest blog here abo ...

Eligible students in the Phoenixville School District now have the opportunity to take college-level classes at nearby Immaculata Univers ...

For the longest time, your yearly vacation destination was the same place your parents and grandparents took you: Wildwood, Sea Isle, Oce ...