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When we think of the landscape, the first thing that pops to mind may be a J.M.W. Turner painting, a romantic vista of the world 300 year ...

With Halloween about a month away, New Jersey farmers say there should be plenty of pumpkins to mark the occasion. A recent s ...

Landlords who decide to raise the rent would have to give their tenants much more notice if a Philadelphia councilman’s bill become ...

The five-year New Jersey pilot program that set up cameras in two dozen towns to monitor red lights — and take photos of any violat ...

Three Delaware students have won cash prizes from the National Coalition Against Censorship. The students in the Cape Henlopen Sch ...

Legislation pending in the New Jersey Assembly would require offi ...

Confirming the conventional wisdom that Delaware is a solidly Democratic state, the latest poll numbers in the state’s Congressiona ...

The long-debated $2-a-pack tax on cigarettes in Philadelphia is set to go into effect as soon as next week. Now, the questions are: Who w ...

Police departments across the country, including some in this region, are getting free surplus military equipment through a federal initi ...

A Newark charter school got some star power for its official opening. Former tennis great Andre Agassi was on hand Wednesday for t ...

A central Pennsylvania coroner says two female inmates at the county prison hanged themselves in their cells within a week of each other. ...

The downtown historic district in Bordentown City was a pleasant place to while away a recent weekday afternoon, with an assortment of sh ...

“If you think that you’re safe, that there’s nothing interesting about you and no one wants your information, you’re wr ...

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Two members of Philadelphia City Council want to make it a hate crime to attack people because of a disability or sexual orientation. ...