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It’s been a busy summer for a team of Delaware volunteer firefighters. The 19-person crew from the Delaware Forest Service arriv ...

Vice President Joe Biden has canceled an event Thursday in Rhode Island to remain in Houston while his son is being evaluated at a Texas ...

The public schools in Camden have a new leader who was born very far from the Garden State. Camden Superintendent Paymon Rouhanifa ...

Protesters spent Tuesday night sleeping on the streets at 15th and Cherry streets to send a message about Philadelphia’s homeless s ...

Electricity generated at Delaware’s newest solar farm near Georgetown is now flowing to hundreds of homes in Kent and Sussex counti ...

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has endorsed wide authority for state courts to determine whether government records should be released pu ...

A man is dead after a fatal shooting in Southwest Germantown. Just before 10:15 p.m. Wednesday, officers from the 39th Police Dist ...

A series of free workshops for small businesses in Monmouth and Ocean counties impacted by Superstorm Sandy offers information for owners ...

I’ve never understood religious violence. I don’t understand it when it comes from Christians like myself. I don’t unde ...

A stand-up paddleboarder enjoying the moment in Avalon today. (Photo: June Chou Durr) ...

It’s a fine summer day, and the beach is already getting busy in Atlantic City, as seen in the ...

There are approximately 13 neighborhood organizations in state Representative Pam DeLissio’s 194th Legislative District, and she is ...

The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Philadelphia is considering selling its six nursing home properties and outsourcing maintenance of its ...

Bright and early on Wednesday, Eighth District City Councilwoman Cindy Bass met with local residents at Mt. Airy’s Presser Senior A ...

I’ll cut to the chase: Anyone who’s outraged that President Obama hasn’t flexed American muscle to end the bloodshed in ...