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Officials in Penns Grove, N.J. are still arguing over whether the borough needs a public safety director. The discussion continued at a c ...

South Philadelphia’s Harry Gold is well known to the FBI. The Federal Bureau of Investigation launched a public manhunt for the che ...

Kurt Shore’s laptop was stolen last month. And he’s prepared to offer the thief some pot in exchange for the safe return of t ...

Wilmington Friends School will host a showing of the documentary “Power Struggle” tonight at 6:30. The David Dawkins f ...

Pa. State Treasurer Rob McCord is expected to sign off this month on a tax payer-financed bond. Though less than the $1 million bond prop ...

Police in Kennett Square issued 82 traffic citations last month. On top of 42 written warnings, 25 criminal arrests, 3 DUIs and 44 regula ...

Officials will cut the ribbon to open the new Dover Transit Hub today, marking the completion of a $4.5 million project.   ...

Lower Merion last night banned discrimination against people based on sexual orientation and gender identity/expression. The townshipR ...

The religious and the secular make strange bedfellows during the holiday season as shopping and egg nog share the same space with spiritu ...

This morning on Radio Times, Marty Moss-Coane talks with Michael Diberardinis, commissioner of Philadelphia’s Parks & Recreatio ...

A group of Philadelphia engineers has received honors for their work in energy conservation, and you might be surpised to learn whom they ...

It’s no boom town, but at a time when some upscale shopping districts ...

What do the Grammys, Arlene Ackerman and breast milk donors have in common? Nothing, except they’re all on our agenda today. ...

Bored with holiday shopping at department stores?  WHYY’s Arts + Culture reporter Peter Crimmins suggests checking out Th ...

The finishing touches are being put on the Dover Transit hub today for its big unveiling Friday. That’s great news for busin ...