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Housing advocates are warning that the looming sequestration could hit families in the Philadelphia region.   Liz Hersh ...

The parents of a slain New Jersey girl have settled the legal battle they were waging against one another over access to a memorial fund. ...

Kids love to explore in their play. For kids who can’t crawl or walk, some adaptations are necessary. That was the challenge for a ...

While most college graduates face a daunting job market after graduation, there’s one Delaware industry where openings could soon f ...

Reassessing property taxes in Philadelphia is stirring so much concern that one member of City Council is looking to ease into the change ...

In an effort to strengthen Delaware’s economy, Senators Tom Carper and Chris Coons along with Rep. John Carney introduced legislati ...

Amid recalculating property taxes citywide in Philadelphia, one councilwoman is seeking to help out some small businesses. Council ...

Officials in a Jersey shore town hard-hit by Superstorm Sandy say they’ve seen court revenues shrink. Borough officials in S ...

Michael Ta’Bon has a simple message for his community: “Stay out of Jail.” He’s going to great lengths to deliver ...

The state Attorney General’s office, on behalf of Gov. Tom Corbett and administration budget and economic development officials, is ...

“I spent the best years of my life raising you, and now that you’ve grown, I never hear from you.” Sound familia ...

William Penn High School students hope to set a record for largest one-day high school blood drive.  The school set a record for the ...

New Castle County detectives now believe a Claymont man murdered last week in Silvercroft was beaten to death with a softball bat. ...

Hundreds off middle and high school students show off their business skills this week in Dover.   The annual state Business P ...

  It has long been a tenet of the conservative faith that “activist unelected judges” are meddlesome creatures, t ...