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Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter says he believes he’s leaving office at the top of his game. But even with the successes, Nutter ...

Calling the budget he received got from Pennsylvania’s Legislature last week last “ridiculous” and “garbage,̶ ...

Some southern New Jersey beaches will be getting a touch up, courtesy of the federal government. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers ...

When Philadelphia gets too much rain for its storm sewers to handle, millions of tons of sewage drain into surrounding rivers. Man ...

Macy’s is recalling two Martha Stewart frying pans after customers said metal discs popped off and caused bruises, burns and welts. ...

A lawsuit against a pork roll company for flatulence, bears swimming in a backyard pool and a girl calling 911 because she accidentally t ...

Motorists will have to dig a bit deeper in a few days to pay for travel on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Turnpike tolls will increase ...

The ax is swinging today at DuPont’s Delaware offices as employees were told 1,700 Delaware workers would be cut. DuPont CEO ...

Ready to ring in the New Year?  Robin Bloom shares her recommendations for countdowns and fireworks in the Philadelphia region. ...

Among a certain segment of basketball obsessives, the name Slam Dunk to the Beach still has a mythic quality. From 1990 to 2003, t ...

Delaware State Police say they’ve charged a 43-year-old Lewes man with raping a 78-year-old woman he knew at her Rehoboth Beach hom ...

More children are facing homelessness in Delaware, according to studies. Sasha, 23, eats dinner with her son Lemere, 4, daughter S ...

Yes, folks, it’s that time of year again. Climb into the clown car and test your smarts. No fair Googling for the answers! < ...

No one likes going to the emergency room, but if you ever wondered what magic words will allow you to jump ahead in line, here they are: ...

The city of Ottawa says policies requiring developers to build a certain number of parking spots can have consequences for urban planning ...