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“Seaside was a reality show before cable,” says professional photographer David DiMicco. “When I was a kid, it was loud ...

Delaware continues to build relationships with companies oversees to not only bring more attention to the sate but to attract new busines ...

I’m old enough to remember feminists’ demands for respect from men in the late 1960s and early 1970s because we females were ...

To fuel their 4th of July celebrations, 40 percent of Americans plan to buy fireworks, according to VISA’s new national survey on I ...

On a cloudy Wednesday morning, a small, white drone buzzes just above Harry Vartanian’s head. In his hands is a dry-cleaned T- ...

It’s a no-go for the Fourth of July show for singer Demi Lovato. Philadelphia’s Office of City Representatives says Lo ...

There are two words Shore residents commonly use to describe the emotional impact of Superstorm Sandy – stress and frustration. ...

The mad rush to get married has dwindled a little, according to a survey of Delaware’s Clerk of the Peace offices. On July 1 ...

Newly released financial statements show the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Philadelphia had a whopping $39 million deficit last year. ...

One of the 19 elite firefighters killed in this weekend’s Arizona wildfire grew up in the Philadelphia area. Robert Caldwell, a ...

State gambling regulators say gross revenue from slot machines was down nearly 2 percent during the fiscal year that just ended, the firs ...

They made it. The Philadelphia University students who planned to cycle from Maine to Florida to fundraise for MS research complet ...

For many local residents, the Fourth of July is celebrated with backyard barbecues and time spent gazing at fireworks illuminating the ni ...

  NBC News’ online tipsheet blared this breathless announcement yesterday: “The best – and most important & ...

The FBI and Philadelphia Police Department’s Violent Crimes Task Force are seeking the public’s assistance to locate Carl Goo ...