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It’s been just over one-week since salty wires under the Seaside Park boardwalk ignited a wind-fueled firestorm that destroyed 50 b ...

The start of classes for Philadelphia’s 134,000 public school kids is not at all slowing down student and teacher activists wh ...

About 100 gun-control activists from across Pennsylvania started laying the groundwork to push for stricter gun laws at a gathering in Ha ...

It’s been a rough year for the owner of Park Seafood, a small boardwalk restaurant in Seaside Park: Superstorm Sandy, the untimely ...

Two of Pennsylvania’s congressional representatives broke ranks with the Republican caucus Thursday over food stamp funding. ...

The Miss America competition was still underway on Sunday night when Atlantic City tourism officials declared the city a winner.  Ev ...

Delaware has announced which companies will be participating in its new health insurance marketplace. The exchanges, which are a centerpi ...

Many of us have fond memories of playing outdoors as kids, of running around, creating worlds, and tearing them back down again. E ...

The Republicans are now talking publicly about why they must nip the Affordable Care Act in the bud.  Honesty is t ...

This weekend fireflies will swarm and a cardboard fort will rise over a little-known Philly park. The ...

Nearly a year after Superstorm Sandy swept up the east coast and heavily damaged the Jersey Shore, many homeowners still find themselves ...

Thirty-plus coders and a handful of local transportation agencies say, yes, it can. It’s the third year SEPTA is asking loca ...

The numbers are out and Delaware’s unemployment rate is a tick lower from July. August’s unemployment rate stands at 7 ...

UPDATED: Jeff Guaracino, chief strategy officer for the Atlantic City Alliance, confirmed the race won’t happen on Columbus Day wee ...

Pennsylvania’s deteriorating bridges mean big trucks will be taking detours around our region.   ...