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Most school districts across the region will begin following new federal nutrition ...

It wasn’t pretty, but the U.S. soccer team is moving on. Despite losing to Germany 1-0 on Thursday, the Americans will join ...

Here’s a look at what’s going on this weekend for families.    ...

West Oak Lane Charter School graduated its eighth-grade class last week. The school has served students in grades K through 8 since ...

New Jersey’s Senate has approved a $34.1 billion state budget plan with vetoes from Gov. Chris Christie looming. The Se ...

Two former employees of a Philadelphia abortion doctor serving life in prison for killing babies who were born alive have been sentenced ...

It was standing-room only at Stoney’s Pub in North Wilmington to watch the U.S. take on Germany in the final game of group play. ...

An organization of black clergy members in Philadelphia said allegations of political corruption against several state legislators and a ...

A dedicated United Way of Delaware donor was handed a set of keys to a brand new 2014 silver Kia Soul on Thursday. “Why me & ...

Lifetime alimony will be eliminated for future divorcees in New Jersey if a measure advanced by an Assembly committee becomes law. ...

Standing in front of the dilapidated Pier 68 in South Philadelphia Thursday afternoon, Mayor Michael Nutter unveiled plans for its restor ...

Penn Foundation’s Wellspring Clubhouse in Bucks County has received a $180,000 grant from Pew Charitable Trusts to provide a new re ...

A New Jersey appeals court has ruled that retired public workers have a right to cost-of-living increases in their pensions. But i ...

The Delaware Senate unanimously confirmed David Small to serve as Secretary of the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Cont ...

This is the 2nd installment of NewsWorks’ comic strip It’s a Shore Thing. Today the Featherstone family is packing up to move ...