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Customers of the discount retail chain Family Dollar will be able to help homeless youths this holiday season through a fundraising effor ...

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter and a 12-member delegation have arrived in China for a trade mission. They’re being creative in f ...

The mayor of Camden says the transition from a city police department to a county police force should be finished by the spring. M ...

Not only have the very wealthy profited handsomely from the Great Recession, but the vast and growing disparity of wealth between th ...

A memorial service honoring Parks will be held Saturday, December 1 at 2 p.m. at the Wilmington Riverfront. The work of Charles Pa ...

The Lumberyard project on Haddon Avenue in Collingswood was supposed to help encourage downtown revitalization by infusing the downtown w ...

The 2012 hurricane season has come to an end and it’s another one for the record books, above and beyond the destruction of Sandy.< ...

A 35th District Police Officer is in a medically-induced coma after suffering a heart attack during what investigators believe was a viol ...

The sketches of 19th century author Washington Irving inspires this year’s decorations as part of the Historic Houses of Odessa Hol ...

New Jersey authorities are blaming the failure of an old-style swing rail bridge for a freight t ...

New Jersey drivers with E-ZPass, may soon have a way to find out how much they’re paying in tolls before they get their monthly sta ...

As Wilmington Mayor-elect Dennis Williams continues to transition to office, he’s bringing some new and familiar faces with him to ...

It’s amazing what a kid can do with some poster board and a carton of eggs — and what he’ll get get out it. Noah Wil ...

Knocking down a set of LEGO bowling pins with plastic balls fired with mechanical accuracy. This task is one of several challenges ...

As state leaders mark the 25th annual World AIDS Day, there are new ways for state residents to get tested.   This morning, t ...