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As SEPTA offers up a possible “doomsday” plan that would eliminate nine of its 13 regional rail lines in the next 10 years, t ...

Surrounded by Mt. Pleasant High School seniors and juniors, Delaware Gov. Jack Markell announced a first-of-its-kind partnership with the ...

Remember when tiny little Delaware was bucking all the national trends for employment and home prices? Well, those days seem as distant a ...

It’s a crisp, tranquil morning in Seaside Park. This weather will continue through Saturday. High temperatures will slowly climb fr ...

Gun crime in the state’s capitol city has spiked this year — punctuated by a record number of murders that has city officials ...

On paper, the name “Lower Township” seems to make perfect sense — it’s the southernmost part of Cape May County, ...

Minority-owned contractors are winning more projects in Philadelphia.  Philadelphia Office of Economic Opportunity head Angel ...

  Americans take pride in calling their nation “exceptional” – and rightly so. Because when it comes to inc ...

The U.S. Department of Energy froze Fisker’s loan in 2011 after the company failed to meet performance requirements.  Now, the ...

Education officials are set to unveil a new grading system for public schools across Pennsylvania. The School Performance Profile ...

The process was simple. First, our family brainstormed an alphabetical list of family-friendly activities and places in Chestnut Hill, Mt ...

Born in a Catholic family in Northeast Philadelphia, I learned the prayer to St. Anthony like I learned the Pledge of Allegiance. I ...

Diane Ravitch, a New York University education professor, was once a passionate champion of charter schools and standardized testing. She ...

As the state continues to crack down on prescription drug abuse, an old street drug is making a comeback. Heroin, an opiate which ...

The Beachcomber Bar and Grill, a multi-level establishment located on the boardwalk in Seaside Heights, will reopen soon after damage inf ...