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Sen. Bob Menendez announced his opposition to the Iran nuclear deal, the second Democratic senator to go against President Obama, who is heavily lobbying for a congressional endorsement of the agreement.
AT&T and Verizon together have invested $45-million to add cell-service infrastructure along the Ben Franklin Parkway. Each says the upgrades will quadruple capacity.
Summer vacation is almost over for students across the Delaware Valley. But as schools get ready to open their doors, there is still no budget from Harrisburg.
Among those getting ready for next month's papal visit are the people who run Saint Charles Seminary in Wynnewood, Pennsylvania, where a new year of classes are set to begin.
According to new research, drinking coffee could have a positive impact on reducing the chances of a recurrence of of colon cancer or death from the disease.
Prosecutors allege Fattah participated in actions including bribery, bank fraud, and money laundering. Fattah maintains he did nothing wrong.
Two of the GOP candidates, Ted Cruz and Chris Christie, have taken a less aggressive approach to Trump.
Five years after the opening of the historic President's House near the Liberty Bell, the Nutter Administration is moving ahead with plans to turn over control of the problem-plagued site to the National Park Service.
Just 4 years ago, the region found itself in the middle of a window shattering earthquake that was centered in Virginia and felt as far north as Rhode Island.
Optogenetics allows the precise stimulation of specific cells, usually neurons in the brain, that have been genetically sensitized to light.
Police say a woman got lit up at a central Pennsylvania bar before she lit a training dummy on fire.
Police interviewed the child's parents, searched the neighborhood and found the girl a short time later floating in the shallow end of the neighbor's swimming pool.
Police say three people were taken to the hospital after a multi-vehicle crash in Gloucester County Tuesday morning.
Zillow says its report found that rents hit their least affordable point in the second quarter of this year.
We don't often think of professional athletes as soldiers in the U.S. military, but in the National Football League, there are players who have sacrificed for their country—even recently.
