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On Saturday afternoon a crash on Lincoln Drive sent a vehicle into Wissahickon Creek. Philadelphia Police say a driver lost contro ...

The New Jersey Labor Department says the state gained 66,400 jobs in 2012, the biggest annual increase since 2000. The figure is m ...

Delaware Attorney General Beau Biden closes the Earl Bradley case that horrified parents statewide. Former Delaware pediatrician E ...

Around 200 people converged on Philadelphia’s Love Park Sunday in a rally for immigration reform that provides a path to citizenshi ...

Starting in May, Germantown’s Ebenezer Maxwell Mansion will invite local-history enthusiasts on an “Upstairs Downstairs Tour& ...

AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals announced it will cut 1,200 jobs from its corporate United States headquarters in Wilmington beginning this y ...

Philadelphia City Council’s Health and Human Services Committee has approved a bill to give a tax credit for businesses that make h ...

Former President of Mexico Vicente Fox, in his speech at the Kimmel Center tonight, will center on what he thinks Congress needs to under ...

A Delaware man has been charged with tampering with traffic lights in Milford. The News ...

“Today is a dream come true for me,” screen and Broadway star Mandy Patinkin said from the Penn Charter stage on Sunday after ...



If Rudy Giuliani can be called the “Mayor of 9/11,” then Chris Christie should be the “Governor of Sandy.” ...

The final report on a cluster of teen suicides in d ...

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter’s critics say that he’s done a poor job communicating with the city unions — the same uni ...

Delaware’s three members of Congress see some light at the end of the tunnel and maybe some compromise in Washington following the ...

The Republican civil war has so many factions, you need a scorecard to sort them out — tea partyers versus the establishment; conservat ...