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The Philadelphia Police Department is asking for some electronic assistance in fighting crime.   The program, called Saf ...

New Jersey’s unemployment rate has dipped to its lowest level in more than four years.   The unemployment rate e ...

During the week, Troy Alexander develops counter bio-terrorism devices to test for anthrax, small pox and other biological weapons. On th ...

Philadelphia is at the center of a new industrial boom. A visible sign of that are the long trains snaking through the city, bringing cru ...

As part of Hunger Action Month, Wilmington City Councilman Darius Brown visited Wilmington Head Start this morning to draw attention to t ...

Philadelphia City Councilman Wilson Goode Jr. has withdrawn one of his two bills seeking to limit real estate tax abatements for high-pri ...

Would raising fines for posting illegal signs on utility poles cut Philadelphia’s visual clutter? One city councilman thinks ...

The Pennsylvania Legislature returns to session next week. While the main attractions will be liquor privatization, transportation fundin ...

A bill introduced in the New Jersey legislature would allow prosecutors to access the medical records of people charged with failing to t ...

NewsWorks has long followed the turbulence of Philadelphia’s public schools. Since class opened on Sept. 9, we have sought opinion ...

So here’s a question for Miss America’s organizers: Why do the contestants receive only 30 seconds to answer your questions? ...

A City Council staffer in Northwest Philadelphia has stepped down to work in state politics. Joseph Corrigan, spokesperson for Eig ...

It’s a fine morning to throw on a sweatshirt and sit on the beach with a steaming cup of coffee!  High pressure will re ...

  Once again, the right-wing kamikazes are threatening to crash their planes into the good ship America and drive us into def ...

New Jersey’s employers are expected to be a key channel for informing their workers about the new health insurance marketplace or e ...