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Pennsylvania’s Public Utility Commission says too many homes are headed into the coldest part of the year without heat from a utili ...

Members of the Germantown Artists Roundtable are working towards making the group a more sophisticated operation in the New Year. ...

In Day 6 of “Certain Poor Shepherds,” our Christmas tale by Chris Satullo and Tony Auth, our heroine, Nora Gallagher, takes h ...

The annual General Meade Birthday Celebration will be held at Laurel Hill Cemetery, 3822 Ridge Avenue, on Monday, December 31, noon. It w ...

Pennsylvania is reporting the biggest monthly drop in joblessness in nearly 30 years, although a separate survey of employers in November ...

Pending acceptance, four siblings of the Sandy Hook, Conn., shooting victims will receive full scholarships to Widener University in Ches ...

Officials with charities in New Jersey are hoping people will have the holiday spirit and give them some cash before the end of the year. ...

Another threat to an area school shut down Council Rock High School South in Newtown, Pennsylvania, Friday. Students and staff sta ...

Legislation passed in Pennsylvania a year and a half ago called for creation of a “searchable” website with data on state spe ...

In their weekly conversation NewsWorks Tonight host Dave Heller and Gallup Poll Editor-in-Chief Frank Newport discuss if President Barack ...

“Santas can come on a bike as well as a sled,” said Dranoff Properties President Carl Dranoff. “It’s just as good ...

Newark Mayor Cory Booker has said he will not run for governor of New Jersey — making moot speculation about a potential Booker ver ...

Delaware officials say Medicare scammers are trying a new trick. About 17 percent of Delaware residents are in the Medicare progra ...

Forty families displaced by Superstorm Sandy will have longer-term housing in time for Christmas. State Community Affairs spokeswo ...