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Jimmy Rollins is probably best known in Philadelphia for one thing. But that’s not what he’ll be talking to Temple students a ...

They had created as much controversy as the crime itself.  Now the toys not taken for evidence in the Earl Bradley pedophile case wi ...

NewsWorks reader Bob Shipman sends us the following information about PSSA prep for parents: Test prep is available in two locatio ...

An episode of the Travel Channel’s Bizarre Foods will showcase some of the best of Philadelphia’s food scene tomorro ...

The Carpenters Union is the latest to announce support for Mayor Michael Nutter’s second term. Edward Coryell, executive sec ...

Philadelphia City Council president Anna Verna’s announcement that she won’t seek re-election next year will set off a scramb ...

As temperatures dip into the single digits, Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter has announced the city’s cold weather plans. ...

Teenagers in New Jersey who send sexually explicit photos online could avoid criminal prosecution under terms of a bill advancing in the ...

A Philadelphia city councilman is considering legislation to freeze politicians’ DROP payments. Councilman Frank DiCicco say ...

SugarHouse Casino tonight will host an event to honor the Mummers. Billed as an inaugural event, the casino will host Mummers and their f ...

New Jersey legislators today voted unanimously to advance a bill that would regulate the charges against teens who “sext” and ...

Doctors from Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia will soon be treating kids in two hospitals in South Jersey. On Feb. 1, CHOP docto ...

SEPTA has be given an award from the Government Finance Officers Association of the U.S. and Canada. ...

When Delaware Technical & Community College students returned to campus this semester, they arrived sans cigarettes. The college anno ...

Delaware Department of Transportation Secretary Carolann Wicks is proposing a series of regulations to improve DelDOT ...