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The death of New Jersey Senator Frank Lautenberg in early June invoked a series of unusual proceedings that will come to a head in a spec ...

Federal authorities are at Philadelphia’s airport because of an apparent bomb threat made in connection with an incoming flight fro ...

Surprisingly, a lot. Gluten-free products have become all the rage. Whether it be for food allergies or weight-loss diets, many pe ...

Conrail is asking a federal court in Camden to dismiss a lawsuit stemming from last year’s train derailment in Paulsboro. Th ...

Showers are now moving across the Delaware Bay, with isolated moderate activity near Sea Isle City. The precipitation is heading g ...

It’s just before noon when rising junior Noelani Hawkins nears the top of a 30-foot pole planted inside a wooded slice of Fairmount ...

Pennsylvania’s Alternative Education for Disruptive Youth programs are supposed to help turn around disorderly public school studen ...

Wilmington Mayor Dennis Williams is now past the halfway mark during his first year in office. The Mayor who ran on the idea of change sa ...

Could another national political convention be in Philadelphia’s future? An effort is underway to bring one to the city in 2016. ...

Poll workers may be an endangered species in Bucks County. Last May’s primary was nearly two hundred poll workers short of about 1, ...

Lighthouses are throwbacks to a time without GPS, when they served as crucial beacons on dark nights.  And today’s thei ...

My old pal Chuck snapped this heartwarming photo during his beach walk in Sea Isle this morning, around 54th Street. We’re not sure ...

It’s not the early August forecast that you dream about during bitterly cold winter days. There is a chance of showers and t ...

  Maybe Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos ponied up pocket change to buy The Washington Post because he truly wants to revitaliz ...

Self-proclaimed beer evangelist Lynn Hoffman sits on his porch with a glass of La Fin Du Monde, his eyes welling up as he describes the d ...