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A judge says Raritan must pay a media company nearly $600,000 in legal fees spent on a 2009 public records lawsuit. The ...

Twenty years ago Rick Kirk decided office work wasn’t for him, and what started out as a hobby has become his life.&nbsp ...

The Data Centers, LLC hopes to start demolition on a 43-acre brownfield on the University of Delaware’s Science Technology and Adva ...

Gov. Chris Christie says his proposal to extend the length of the school day and the school year will not be across-the-board.  It w ...

When the Independence Blue Cross Broad Street Run takes place next month, Michael DeCarolis said he’ll be there. He’s just no ...

The oldest steel warship afloat in the world will stay in Philadelphia waters. The Independence Seaport Museum has been searching ...

After coming under fire for a lack of transparency in how he’s handled the Sandy recovery, Gov. Chris Christie has gone back to the ...

Hey Delaware, are you looking for something to do this weekend? We have some recommendations on what’s happening around the First S ...

Ever seen an old, worn-down punching bag hanging lonely in the back corner of a run-down gym? That’s Camden, which has repeatedly s ...

A proposed 9.9 percent property tax increase, the hunt for a new police chief, the anticipated dedication of a new hotel at the Chase Cen ...

Efforts to improve Wilmington’s West Side section continue this weekend with a community spring cleaning project focused on the 4th ...

A man died after fire broke out this morning in a room at a South Jersey motel. Flames began around 8:30 a.m. at the Travel Inn al ...

The latest 5 to 4 Supreme Court ruling lifting the overall limit on direct contributions to federal political campaigns is not the end of ...

Regardless of how we feel about Jimmy Carter – as president, his political skills were less than stellar – we can surely unit ...

A Philadelphia City Councilwoman wants to set up a “hardship” program for those who need assistance in paying their real esta ...