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A Delaware man who worked as a student teacher in the Appoquinimink School District is now in jail on child pornography charges. B ...

After a judge ruled last month to allow same-sex weddings, leaders in the New Jersey Legislature are considering whether to pursue a marr ...

In separate cases, two Pennsylvania women are protesting the inheritance taxes they paid after the death of their same-sex partners. ...

Meet Philadelphia’s new mob trial. Same as Philadelphia’s old mob trials? There’s good reason that the looming f ...

A few weeks ago, a computer error with my food stamps was a powerful reminder of the strong communities that grow up around urban sustain ...

In his weekly message, filmed at Newark High School, Delaware Governor Jack Markell shares efforts underway in Delaware to prepare studen ...

Joan Verplanck is the new head of the Delaware State Chamber of Commerce, only the second woman to hold the title. Together with ...

A new poll shows Pennsylvania voters want to end a controversial practice that some liken to dogfighting. The statewide survey shows stro ...

The News Journal reporting on Delaware State Treasurer Chip Flower trip to Alaska has produced a lot of discussion.  Newsworks carto ...

Philadelphia City Council has put on hold a move to streamline how developers gather community input for their projects.Philadelphia̵ ...

Several hotel owners are upset Philadelphia is using offering a tax break to help build a new Center City hotel.   Cit ...

The Chop Shop on South Street celebrated its 25th anniversary with a Halloween event featuring stylists in zombie make-up modeled after t ...

On Tuesday, Joseph Enright revisted the same spots he took pictures on the day after Superstorm Sandy hit Belmar, New Jersey. His photos ...

Alaska is a big state and it’s making big headlines in the First State. State of Play sifts through the travel plans of State Treas ...