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The Unemployment rate in Delaware has slightly increased, nearly returning to where it was in December of 2011 according to the Delaware ...

Lawrence Township could become the first New Jersey town to privatize its 911 police-dispatching services.   Outsourci ...

The city of Philadelphia has decided not to oppose an arbitration ruling that gives police officers a raise. That’s irking firefigh ...

A foreman has resigned. Another juror has been hospitalized. And a third juror in a Philadelphia mob case suddenly recalls knowing a defe ...

A Philadelphia police officer and his brother have been charged with defrauding the federal government in a $500,000 tax scam. Ass ...

In keeping with a tradition going back to the first presidential inauguration, the Pennsylvania National Guard is sending a team of soldi ...

The next chapter of University of Delaware football will be put in the hands of an offensive minded coach from Rutgers University. ...

Environmental groups are urging New Jersey lawmakers to override Gov. Chris Christie’s veto of a bill that would have banned fracki ...

A high number of Lyme disease cases across Delaware, New Jersey and Pennsylvania has pulled some patients — and their health providers ...

Order a cheesesteak or hoagie in Philadelphia and you know it’s just as much about the roll as it is what’s inside. Th ...

Building upon past honors, a Germantown Boy Scout Troop will once again march in the inaugural parade for President Barack Obama. ...

Even though it’s been many weeks since a train derailed, spilling chemicals and causing evacuations in Paulsboro, New Jersey, the l ...

Legislators propose tax credits up to $675 for at-home caregivers.  But GOP lawmakers question how to pay for program to help famili ...

This blotter covers crime reported from Dec. 31 through Jan. 6 Dec. 31 1:56 p.m. Theft: 4200 block of Towe ...

Buy Shoes On Wednesday and Tweet at 4:00 is a new advice book that tells the r ...