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Speaking in between coughs from a winter cold, Pennsylvania State Rep. Cherelle Parker (D-Philadelphia) spoke passionately with NewsW ...

The effort to bring a cohousing community to the Mt. Airy area is still a long way from bearing fruit, but the idea has taken root, and a ...

With the nation still on edge following last week’s tragic shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut, school lea ...

Crime in New Jersey rose by 3 percent in 2011, according to the 2011 Uniform Crime Report recently released by state officials.< ...

Cold air marks the first day of winter in New Jersey as rain from the season’s first storm moves out of the state. Wind gust ...

On Thursday, December 27, 6 – 8 p.m., the Johnson House Historic Site will host our annual Kwanzaa Family Celebration event. Keeper ...

On Thursday, December 27, 6 – 8 p.m.,  the Johnson House Historic Site will host our annual Kwanzaa Family Celebration event. Keep ...

It was slow going for Wilmington commuters this morning trying to get through some high water on several routes into the city. Ear ...

The Republicans are telling us it’s not a gun problem.  It’s a mental illness problem.  Without realizing it ...

In a groundbreaking move for New Jersey, a fleet of 52 school buses serving Medford public schools ...

Mayor-elect Dennis P. Williams will be sworn in on Jan. 8, 2013, making him Wilmington’s 55th mayor. Williams will break fro ...

The Delaware State Chamber of Commerce supports a plan to privatize the state-owned Port of Wilmington. Rich Heffron with the DSCC ...

Thursday night’s wet weather didn’t stop a group of residents from hitting the streets to mourn the 26 victims of last week ...

While violent crime dropped overall in sections of the 39th Police District, as 2012 comes to a close, property crimes will have skyrocke ...

Police will man DUI checkpoints this weekend, on the lookout for impaired drivers during the holiday season.  There will be a multi- ...