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The Federal Emergency Management Agency says it has identified 769 homes and apartments available for rent in storm-affected areas of the ...

While New Jersey will have a governor’s race in 2013, it will be mostly a quiet year for Pennsylvania politics. But one elec ...

It was a very quiet morning Friday in the ornate chapel of the Church of the Immaculate Conception in downtown Camden. A single vo ...

The union representing longshoremen at East Coast ports has agreed to a 30-day contract extension, averting a potential strike on Sunday. ...

An animal rights group will pay Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus $9.3 million to settle its part of a lawsuit stemming from ...

There could be crying if milk spills over the “dairy cliff” looming just beyond the New Year. U.S. Sen. Bob Casey of P ...

The Johnson House Historic Site held its annual Kwanzaa celebration in Germantown on Thursday night. Community members turned out ...

Rep. John Carney, D-Del, is weighing in on the country’s looming fiscal cliff as the President and congressional leaders meet on the is ...

Help the environment and support East Mt. Airy Neighbors on January 6 from 1 till 4 ...

Two WIC offices in Delaware are temporarily closing next month to upgrade the program to a new data system called WIC on the Web (WOW). ...

On Thursday, Jan. 3, 7:30 p.m., there will be a special meeting of the Chestnut Hill Community Association Board of Directors at C ...

Despite a lower-than-expected turnout, several dozen alumni and local residents held a  candlelight vigil outside Germantown High Sc ...

Susan Phillips, who has won numerous awards for her coverage of the drilling process called fracking, gets some surprises when she fact-c ...

When New Yorker Elliot Moritz and his wife vacationed in Aruba, they probably never thought their trip would take them to Abington Townsh ...

Haddonfield’s First Night is known for its fun, family friendly celebration of the arts, but this year’s First Night will be ...