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A few weeks ago, watching my social media feeds, I would’ve thought my friends had scaled Mt. Everest, found a way to reverse global wa ...

After the New Jersey Assembly passed it unanimously last month, a state Senate committee intends to consider a bill banning the manufactu ...

The government plans to begin taking the temperatures of travelers from West Africa arriving at five U.S. airports as part of a stepped-u ...

The Delaware Department of Natural Resources has confirmed that a sheepshead fish caught in Lewes last month has set a new state record.< ...

After a stormy night, clouds cleared just in time for JSHN contributors t ...

Some are the size of small sheds. Others as big as a large wedding tent. But what’s more important than the size of the sukk ...

A decade in the making, Venice Island’s new recreation center and storm-water project opened in Manayunk with Tuesday’s offic ...

New Castle County police are reopening some of the state’s old murder mysteries. The newly developed Cold Case Homicide Squad, u ...

Leigh Shields refused to allow seismic testing for natural gas on his 88 acres in Spraggs, Greene County. He thought if he said no to the ...

Philadelphia students refused to attend classes at some district high schools Wednesday morning to express solidarity with teachers who t ...

Late night weekend service on SEPTA’s subway lines has been so popular that it’s getting an indefinite extension. SEPT ...

More high school students in Delaware are taking the SAT since the state started providing the exam at public schools during the reg ...

Rest easy, Tigers. Princeton University is reversing its longstanding policy on “A” grades. For the last 10 years, the ...

Two men were struck and killed by vehicles in separate incidents in Toms River Tuesday evening.  The first incident occurred ...

The New Jersey Symphony Orchestra will be looking for a new leader. The orchestra is announcing Wednesday that Jacque Lacombe is l ...