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After invoking cloture, the U.S. Senate on May 25, 2006, adopted the so-called Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act of 2006 by a vote of ...

A Tennessee woman was issued a summons after she had to be rescued while trying to swim in a dangerous inlet while vacationing in New Jer ...

As same-sex couples across the state prepare to head to the Clerk of the Peace, local officials are preparing to keep the peace as member ...

Our hair says a lot about us.  It can be a fashion statement.  It can be a political statement.  For African-American men ...

Fresh off ratifying a new three-year deal with its musicians union, the Delaware Symphony Orchestra has announced its upcoming 2013-2014 ...

Once again, Delaware’s beaches are among the country’s “Superstar Beaches,” awarded for having the cleanest water ...

Philadelphia law enforcement officials will collect guns — and offer a bounty for them– this weekend. The goal of a gu ...

Openly gay legislator Rep. Brian Sims, D-Philadelphia, has asked the Pennsylvania Legislature to censure Rep. Daryl Metcalfe  for co ...

When the gun debate started in Delaware this year a push to limit guns to the mentally ill was on the agenda of a lot of lawmakers. &nbsp ...

Ocean County residents have been working for eight months to rebuild after Hurricane Sandy – and local health officials have been worki ...

It’s hard to avoid clips of Paula Deen’s apologies, explanations, outrage and tears. There’s a conversation this event ...

On Saturday, June 29, 2 p.m., trade the sweaty gym for some open skies, fresh air and friendly company, with an invigorating walk in our ...

  In the wake of this week’s news tsunami – high court rulings on voting rights and gay marriage, President Obama ...

Fresh local vegetables, plus hand-cranked ice cream, fruits, herbs, and flowers are available at the Farmstand at Grumblethorpe every Sat ...

Sgt. Joseph Lanciano, a 22-year veteran of the Philadelphia Police Department’s Citywide Vice Enforcement Unit, took note of a youn ...