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The Federal Emergency Management Agency has extended the deadline for homeowners affected by Hurricane Sandy to apply for help in rebuild ...

New Jersey Democrats appear to be uniting behind the only major candidate willing to challenge Gov. Chris Christie in November. Se ...

Anybody who has been involuntarily committed or been ruled mentally incompetent by a court is banned from buying a gun. However, m ...

Democrats across the country celebrated in unison when Christie started a very-public bromance with President Obama in the wake of Hurric ...

With 37 P ...

Changes are in store for Philadelphia’s School Reform Commission. Kristen Graham just reported for the Inquirer that Mayor Michael ...

U.S. Sen. Pat Toomey, who called earmarks the “gateway drug” to more government spending, intends to ask Congress to enact a ...

Congratulations are in order for New Jersey restauranteurs. Cafe Matisse in Rutherford and Peter Shields Inn in Cape May have been s ...

On the heels of Delaware Governor Markell’s State of the State address where he spoke about the need for more youth services after the ...

N.J. Senate President Stephen Sweeney confirme ...

Legendary Philadelphia-area TV and radio host Sally Starr has died at a nursing home in New Jersey. WPVI-TV, where Starr had worke ...

Construction on a new 20 acre solar energy farm in Sussex County is underway. Delaware Electric Cooperative broke ground on the fa ...

The American Suntanning Association is taking a leaf out of the tobacco industry’s playbook, and waging a campaign to convince peop ...

Good morning, Feeders! Ben Herold will have a story for us later today on Renaissance schools in Philadelphia.Before that, look fo ...

When Roxborough resident Keith Conroy’s aunt asked him to participate in North Light Community Center’s annual Super Bowl raf ...