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This list covers Oct. 8-14, 2012. Oct. 8 12:16 a.m. Theft: 200 block of W. Johnson St. A Garmin GPS was ta ...

More than 253,000 homes and businesses in New Jersey are hoping to get their electricity back by the weekend or sooner. Public Ser ...

Rehoboth Beach Independent Film Festival is underway.  About 100 American and international films are being screened at the annual f ...

Students and teachers at Eisenberg Elementary School celebrate the school’s Blue Ribbon status from the U.S. Dept. of Education.The ...

The Philadelphia Center for the Arts and Technology (PCAT) will host its first annual Family Fall Festival from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturda ...

It’s still dark and cold when I wake up. Instinctively, I listen for the sound of the generator. Hearing nothing, I begin to ...

Special unemployment assistance for those who lost their jobs because of Hurricane Sandy has been extended to residents in all 21 countie ...

New Jersey’s attorney general is filing the first lawsuits in the state for alleged storm-related price gouging. Attorney Ge ...

A Wyndmoor duo wants to open a tattoo parlor along Mt. Airy’s main commercial corridor. Eric and Lisa Flynn, owners of Kadil ...

The guitar player constantly fiddles with his pedals. The bass player is late. The drummer can’t stop grinning behind the ...

WHYY’s Robin Bloom searches hundreds of listings each week to find out what’s happening in the Delaware Valley. Here are her ...

The Main Street Market, now twice its former size, is back in business. On Wednesday, the store reopened after closing for several ...

While the devastating effects of Hurricane Sandy continue to play out throughout the region, many local groups are pooling their resource ...

Looking for something to do in Northwest Philadelphia this weekend?  Here are our top picks.  First Annual Miffl ...