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Just two days after Newark Mayor Vance Funk served his last day in office, several candidates have already lined up for the job. N ...

Accessing the federal government’s health insurance exchange is only one of the challenges faced by those who want to buy insurance ...

As the government shutdown continues into the third day, Delaware military personnel are feeling the strain. On Monday the Delawar ...

A Philadelphia City Council committee has approved its plan for generating $50 million for the city’s public schools. The Co ...

The Philadelphia Marathon has a new sponsor in Gore-Tex.   City offici ...

There’s a new bill in the Pennsylvania House that would legalize same-sex marriage. State Rep. Brian Sims (D-Philadelphia), ...

Though we established the ...

After studying what caused this summer’s deadly building collapse, Philadelphia City Council has introduced a series of bills to re ...

Sometimes, society allows its revolutions to be fast-tracked. Women had to wait almost a century and a half for the vote, while ra ...

Greetings, NewsWorks readers. You may have noticed that things seem a little bit different around the Northwest Philadelphia pag ...

Germantown residents filled the Flying Horse Center’s Pegasus Room on Wednesday night to discuss ongoing issues and potential renov ...

Education has always been a top priority in Delaware and the state continues to show its commitment to students as it works to recruit th ...

State of Play this week looks at the controversial data center in Newark, the Delmarva Power/Bloom deal and the subsidies behind that, an ...

Keep your eyes on the milkweed: The yearly migration of monarch butterflies is making its way through the Cape May area, and the annual c ...

For more than 30 years, Brother Ronald Gionnone has been serving the poor in Wilmington and the surrounding area.  His passion for s ...