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Delaware State Police say a flagger controlling traffic in Woodside was robbed.   It happened about 10:15 a.m. Monday on Waln ...

Chris Christie is buzzworthy in the winter of 2013, not just because Sandy relief money (or lack thereof) is a hot topic. No, the main re ...

85 percent of children who die by gunfire on the planet, are killed in the United States. Our shame; the politicians’ game. ...

A scheduled sheriff’s sale on the former Germantown YWCA, a historic building once part of the Germantown Settlement real estate ho ...

The company that makes Thomas’ English muffins, bread and assorted sweets is planning a $75 million bakery in eastern Pennsylvania. ...

After only two and a half months in business, Poquito Jaime’s Southwestern Café has closed its doors. The restaurant, located ...

Gov. Chris Christie says he’s “willing to have that conversation” about stricter gun laws, but that policymakers also m ...

This video is part of a series from New Jersey Arts News. Grou ...

Nearly a thousand angry students and parents from North Philadelphia turned out for a community meeting Tuesday night to challenge the Ph ...

State officials are giving Delaware teachers a chance to say what they really think about their jobs without revealing their names. < ...

The movie “Promised Land” offers an entry point for learning more about& ...

Philadelphians have groaned about their property taxes rising for the past three years. At the same time, some nonprofits have gotten tax ...

Amidst several troubling allegations, a for-profit alternative education provider with Northwest Philadelphia ties has come under the scr ...

On March 5, residents of Wildwood will vote on whether or not the town can implement a beach tag program.  This would be a bi ...

Following a morning swearing in ceremony at his childhood elementary school, the city of Wilmington’s newest mayor, Dennis William ...