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If Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter was expecting a tough D ...

Philadelphia City Councilman Bill Green says he is thinking about challenging incumbent Mayor Michael Nutter in next year’s democra ...

As more undocumented immigrants in the Garden State are being attacked, they are reluctant to tell police about it because they fear depo ...

The world-famous architect will remodel a great hallway beneath the Philadelphia museum. It will serve as an area to store and prepare ar ...

A decaying landmark on North Broad Street that was once a hotel and a mecca for followers of a cult-like religious figure could finally b ...

New Jersey Senate President Steve Sweeney says he’s trying to remove the roadblocks to increased consolidation of municipal service ...

As the new work week begins, Delawareans will find their wallets a bit lighter while traveling to their job.   According t ...

With the incoming administration open to his ideas, Pennsylvania Auditor General Jack Wagner is laying out ways he thinks the state ...

As the Philadelphia Inquirer ...

Delaware saw the greatest decline in workers’ compensation insurance premiums over the last few years, thanks to a cooperative effo ...

Several hundred students got a lesson that went way beyond the headlines as part of the Rotary Club of Wilmington’s ongoing series ...

Mineral Hill area will open as a park for hikers and explorers. Well-known among rock buffs, Mineral Hill has long been a source of rare ...

Philadelphia considers directing federal funds to help redevelop the former hotel, an architectural gem, if the developer’s applic ...

Though House Democratic leaders canceled the rest of the year’s legislative session, 80 legislators showed up for work. Abou ...

Governor-elect’s pick for attorney general will have to deal with the ongoing legislative corruption investigation. Pennsylv ...