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Philadelphia’s zoning code is under review. Mayor Michael Nutter thinks the public is actually curious about what he refers to as ...

A story-telling project in Philadelphia this week gives voice to a group of people we don’t often hear from. A story-tellin ...

The number of cats rescued from a Camden, Del home could hit 60 Kent County SPCA workers cont ...

Expansion project at the children’s hospital will include a five-story patient pavilion and an expanded pediatric intensive care un ...

Republican U.S. Senate candidate Pat Toomey questioned aspects of President Obama’s patriotism today during a speech before Pennsyl ...

A local Tylenol manufacturer will slash about three-fourths of the workforce at its Montgomery County plant after a series of recalls tha ...

A statement issued by the Vatican on Thursday that ordaining women as priests is as serious an offense as pedophilia was on the minds of ...

The two Pennsylvania casinos in our area are adding table games. Bob Guidice is manager of table games at Harrah’s Chester Ca ...

Moyer Academy will open this fall under new management. Maurice J. Moyer Moyer Academy Charter School will be open for students th ...

Reading scores are down, other results are mixed. Delaware school children and parents call them the dreaded ...

Early polls on the possible outcome of the mid-term elections show a Republican edge. Worries about jobs and the economy are trumping co ...

Families of Hungarian tourists killed in accident say they don’t understand why the barge hit the Duck Boat. A Philadelphia ...

DNREC Secretary signs agreement with NRG that will reduce the amount of electricity produced by coal. The ...

The Philadelphia-Wilmington-Atlantic City region shows a 1.9% increase in the numbers of unemployed Delaware’s unemployment ...