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For the third time in a week (and the second today), the smell of gas has resulted in an evacuation in Philadelphia. During lunchtime tod ...

Philadelphia City Council President Anna Verna has announced she won’t seek re-election.  The 79-year-old likely made the deci ...

After years of watching YouTube, it might be hard to recognize quality video production. Assuming you still have a TV and you’re no ...

Charles Oberly was sworn in this morning as Delaware’s 39th U.S. Attorney. A veritable who’s who showed up at the J. C ...

West Chester University has reached a deal with Borough Council to broadcast university content on the Public, Educational, Government ca ...

It’s so cold the Delaware Bay has decided to just…stop. ...

We haven’t seen the last of Fast Eddie. ...

New Jersey drivers, it seems, are safe. Not necessarily fast or good at making left turns. But safe, yes. The state ranks second ...

Two students in New Jersey have died following bouts with the flu and meningitis. Friday, a ...

There’s more to it than the Strangler. Life under the El in Kensington, for a lot of people, means a life of drugs, prostitution an ...

President Obama’s State of the Union speech is not being circulated in advance, but I anticipate that he’ll seek to establish ...

The city of Philadelphia remains under a Cold Blue alert. This means the city can enforce its Court Ordered Transportation to Shelter pow ...

Larry Platt has spoken. Turns out the former Philadelphia magazine editor was pulling office antics long before the now-famous picture of ...

Governor Markell issued his 24th Executive Order today to update and expand the Delaware Mentoring Council.   The ...

We’ll be hearing a lot about school choice throughout Tom Corbett’s gubernatorial term. Arguments, opinions and speculation a ...