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The Fairmount Park Conservancy unveiled its second-annual Holiday Gingerbread House Display at the Rotunda in the Shops at Liberty Plaza ...

Hurricane Sandy could have an effect on property taxes and the tourism industry in New Jersey.   Damage caused by the ...

A planned protest at an official Camden ceremony has been canceled. A group of activists planned to demonstrate Tuesday against vi ...

State Rep. Cherelle Parker’s alleged drunk-driving case will continue into 2013. The seven-year lawmaker is scheduled to sta ...

Camden’s City Hall was renamed today for the city’s first African-American mayor, Randy Primas. Civic leaders delivered kind ...

More than 100 Delaware National Guard members from the 1049th Transportation Company returned to the state today after delivering supplie ...

After years of negotiation, the East Falls Community Council signaled a show of support for revised design features at the Philadelphia W ...

Philadelphia is known for its historic offerings, but Historic Germantown executive director Barbara Hogue said she thinks tourists are o ...

The Philly Pops has named Michael Krajewski as its new music director. Formerly known as Peter Nero and the Philly Pops, ...

With Shelly Yanoff stepping down as head of the Public Citizens for Children and Youth after ...

Police in Newark are searching for two men suspected in the murder of a student at the University of Delaware.   The body of ...

Superstorm Sandy’s wrath was particularly destructive to New Jersey’s Long Beach Island. The 18-mile barrier island is essent ...

How can a political party be taken seriously when its “entertainment wing,” Limbaugh, Beck, etc., endlessly scream that Presi ...

Some of the Cooperative’s 84,000 customers will get a share of $3.4 million being returned. The Delaware Electric Cooperativ ...

Good morning, Feeders! Peter Crimmins has already returned from his first assignment. He and Tom MacDonald are putting together a ...