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Germantown United Community Development Corporation, a new organization founded to promote the revitalization of Germantown’s busin ...

An incredible amount of information is gathered about you every day through credit cards, Internet traffic, and cell phones, most of it w ...

Broad Street Run runners turned out at Lincoln Financial Field on ...

The Superstorm Sandy relief fund headed up by New Jersey’s first lady has awarded 19 new grants worth $4.2 million to help rebuild ...

The largest beach restoration project ever undertaken by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will begin in a few weeks along the Jersey Shor ...

For every 100 residents, Philadelphia offers only 42 jobs. Center City District CEO Paul Levy said he knows how to change that.&nb ...

A long standing feud between the city of Philadelphia and the local Boy Scouts council has been settled.  In return for the c ...

As hot coffee, strawberries, grapes and chocolate wafer cookies were being served by “Coffee After Dark” host De Lantz, peopl ...

The expansion project at Stanley’s hardware store in Roxborough is officially complete.  A grand opening and ribbon cutting ce ...

A bill to ban the sale and distribution of shark fins in Delaware passed overwhelmingly in legislative hall and is headed to Governor Jac ...

For the first time ever, the Delaware Nurses Association conducted a voting process to recognize some of the State’s top nurses, es ...

At long last, a resolution. The City of Philadelphia announced today an agreement with Cradle of Liberty Council, Boy Scouts of Am ...

Over the last four years we’ve taken the time to profile the Delaware Teacher of the Year. John Sell holds that title for 2013. He& ...

Germantown residents voiced their support for a banquet-hall proprietor on Thursday night by not opposing a plan to bring entertainment a ...

Kobe Bryant is in a court battle to try to keep his mother from auctioning off mementoes from his high school days in Pennsylvania and hi ...