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SEPTA and its major union have reached a contract settlement – and buses, trains and trolleys are running again. But trying to find ...

A 52-year-old man from Kent County is the latest Delaware victim of H1N1 flu. State health officials say another Delawarean has di ...

Flying pumpkins ruled Sussex County Delaware this weekend. The 23rd Punkin’ Chunkin’ event in Bridgeville was viewed by over ...

The House version of a health care overhaul bill narrowly passed in the House of Representatives this weekend. Next, Senators will have t ...

SEPTA’s buses trains and trolleys are rolling again after a tentative settlement to the Transport Workers Union’s six-day wal ...

Last year the Fleisher Art Memorial celebrated its 100th year of providing tuition-free art instruction in Philadelphia. This year, the s ...

The company planning to build a wind farm off the coast of Delaware has a new owner. ...

The National Constitution Center now has on display dozens of posters created during the Great Depression. Back then, the Works Progress ...

The University of Pennsylvania is embarking on an ambitious project transfor its eastern border into a massive greenspace. The Uni ...

A razor-thin margin of victory in one of Pennsylvania’s statewide judicial elections is setting the stage for a recount. A ...

Several media reports are hinting toward imminent indictments in Pennsylvania Attorney General Tom Corbett’s ongoing investigation ...

By Phil Gregory New Jersey Governor-elect Chris Christie says improving the quality of the state’s schools ...

Buses, trolleys and subways will be running for Monday morning’s commute. SEPTA says on its website that service will resume at 4:0 ...