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A forgotten musical score that Sergei Prokofiev wrote 70 years ago will finally have its premiere at Princeton University Friday. ...

Results from the Delaware Student Testing Program for students in grades 2 through 10 were released Thursday. It might be the mid ...

Philadelphia city officials hosted the deputy secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development who was evaluating city n ...

By: Phil Gregory Even as New Jersey’s unemployment rate reached 9.2 percent in June, its highest point in 32 years, official ...

By: Monica Miller New Jersey Governor Jon Corzine is hoping a visit from President Barack Obama will energize his troubled reelect ...

By: Emily Jones Twenty-three groups will get between ten thousand and more than a hundred thousand dollars to expand access to the ...

By: Phil Gregory A growing percentage of New Jersey drivers is sending text messages while behind the wheel, and the majority of m ...

While Congress debates healthcare many families continue to struggle with health coverage. While Congress debates healthcare refor ...

Healthcare reform is materializing in Congress, and a new graduate school in Philadelphia plans to get itself in the fray. Regiona ...

That movement is being scrutinized by a wide range of interest groups wondering how they will be affected. Through the haze of mon ...

The confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor continue Thursday. One legal expert from Philadelphia is slated to te ...