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Dental records have confirmed that a body found in the Delaware River this week is that of a northern New Jersey man who went missing dur ...

Mandatory furloughs will begin this week for more than 1,400 civilians who work for the U.S. military in Delaware. Monday marks th ...

Plenty of people are relaxing on Jersey Shore beaches as a holiday weekend of good weather continues. Many vacationers say they ...

The Philadelphia Housing Authority is beefing up its police force.      Nearly 50 new police recruits ...

Here’s a look at what’s to come on NewsWorks this week: 1. James Barnett is not your average 13-year- ...

Everyone knows that the fiscal and economic crisis in big cities like Philadelphia, in states like Pennsylvania, and throughout the Unite ...

One man’s passion for planting has led to the creation of a northern New Jersey arboretum — a Native American nature sanctuary th ...

The Civil War reenactors festival marking the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg continues through this weekend at the Redding ...

Aaron and the Spell, featuring singer/songwriter Aaron Brown, brings folk/soul to Pastorius Park on Wednesday, July 10, in the 65th annua ...

A state appellate court has ruled that Newark Mayor Cory Booker was not authorized to cast a vote last year for a city council replacemen ...

At 7 p.m. on July 11 in Gorgas Park, enjoy the music of Kick It Out, a HEART tribute band based in the Philadelphia/South Jersey area. Th ...

Gov. Tom Corbett’s administration has a bit more time to work on its efforts to privatize the Pennsylvania Lottery. ...

Conflicting stories have risen regarding an incident that occurred on the Ben Franklin Parkway Thursday night as thousands gathered to ce ...

The Delaware Attorney General’s office has asked for the immediate suspension of the medical license of a Dover doctor who official ...

It’s going to be a hot weekend in parts of eastern Pennsylvania. The National Weather Service issued an excessive heat warni ...