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In the spring of 2013, a number of child protection agencies and law enforcement personnel will move into a new facility on the edge of P ...

Federal investigators have left southern New Jersey after completing the on-the-ground portion of their probe into a train derailment tha ...

Swarthmore College is receiving its largest gift ever. Philanthropist Eugene Lang, 93, is giving $50 million to his alma mater. Th ...

A NewsWorks reader has a question about a possible sale of the Pennsylvania Lottery to private interests: What will happen to the SEPTA ...

Luck is in the air in Lower Bucks County. Powerball has confirmed that a $50 million winning lottery ticket was sold Wednesday at a tobac ...

Since January there have been articles predicting what toys would make a comeback for the 2012 holiday shopping season. What ghosts of to ...

It’s not the day ‘the Big Man’ joined the band, but Clarence Clemons may get his own special day in New Jersey. ...

A Northwest civic group that is taking the lead with regard to the pending closure of the Walnut Lane Bridge is sponsoring a public discu ...

For decades, Wilmington has been ‘A Place To Be Somebody,’ until now. Over the past few weeks, the red, wooden signs c ...

This is part of a series from education blogger Laura Waters of NJ Left Behind. Last week Stanford University’s Cen ...

Artist Rosemary Connelly loves to paint, but her passion is watercolor journaling. This week’s First Experience visits the Mispilli ...

The Delaware Symphony Orchestra is out of money, but says don’t count them out just yet. We speak with the DSO about what’s n ...

We are entering the Delaware Art Museum’s 102nd year and there is a special exhibit taking place. It’s actually a revival of ...

It doesn’t matter if you’re a new resident or born and raised in the First State, there are certain things every Delawarean m ...

A new art exhibit, created by veterans, will be on display today at the VA hospital in Elsmere. The exhibit, titled, “Marchi ...