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With the exception of those UDel kids and their extended winter break, area colleges are back in session. Here’s a roundup of the b ...

A bill passed by the New Jersey Assembly Consumer Affairs Committee aims to protect farm equipment under the state’s lemon law. ...

It’s been an odd month in the Chesnut Hill restaurant scene. Hellos, goodbyes and fresh starts abound on Germantown Avenue, where t ...

The federal Food and Drug Administration is considering a new test to determine if a patient has Alzheimer’s disease.   ...

A study released by the University of Pennsylvania’s Fels Institute of Government ...

A shooting death in Germantown the night of Jan. 19 has neighbors worried about their otherwise quiet Morris Street section near Chelten ...

A former patient of West Philadelphia Kermit Gosnell is calling for a life sentence of the abortion doctor. ...

As reporter Lizz Fiedler follows up on several aspects of the Camden layoffs, she brings us news of cutbacks elsewhere in the city. ...

In his state of the state address, Governor Jack Markell says Delaware is far stronger than the challenges it faces, but tough choices st ...

Like it or not, you’re stuck with him for at least one term. Now that Tom Corbett is officially Pennsylvania governor, make him hea ...

Mayor Michael Nutter has called for all city flags to be lowered to half-staff in honor of Mark Keeley. Keeley died Tuesday following the ...

Jahmell Crockam has been charged with two counts of murder. The 19-year-old accused of killing Lakewood, NJ, Patrolman Christopher Matlos ...

Facing a $990,000 shortfall the Radnor Township School District has proposed a 3.56 percent budget increase.   The $78.6 m ...

West Chester Borough Council  decided last night to postpone the vote on solar-powered wastewater facilities until next month’ ...

Delaware is looking to use its location, tax structure, and its reputation for an excellent judiciary as it forges new business relations ...