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Governor Jack Markell has ended the state of emergency for all counties in Delaware as of 1 p.m. Wednesday but several roads and bridges ...

UPDATED 11/1/12 In the aftermath of superstorm Sandy, school districts across the region are facing a varying array of challenges ...

After a level two driving order shut down the state on Monday and part of Tuesday, many people and businesses are back to work as usual.< ...

New Jersey’s River Line will resume light rail service between Camden and Trenton at 3 p.m. Wednesday, but most other transit in th ...

[UPDATE] As Hurricane Sandy barrelled up the Atlantic coast, thousands of seabirds came along for the ride.  “They actu ...

How did you sit the storm? Do you think we learned from last year’s Hurricane Irene? Would loss of property and loss of life h ...

The death toll from superstorm Sandy is now at least 59 people along the Atlantic Coast. Eight of those deaths happened in New Jerse ...

Initially, John Moss wasn’t too keen about participating in Philly Photo Day. The Germantown resident wasn’t sure of h ...

Police announced last week that residential burglaries have decreased significantly in sections of the 39th Police District. At th ...

Not that anybody’s coordinating or anything, but another Republican group is coming to Pennsylvania with a big political ad buy to ...

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Ogontz Avenue Revitalization Corporation employees will soon work under one roof at the new “Gateway Office Complex.” The loc ...

As diners go, this 24-hour hole-in-the-wall is legit. Unexpectedly tucked away in Center City’s posh shopping district, Little ...

Good morning, Feeders! Two days post-Sandy, and we’ve got some more follow-up stories to look into. Tom MacDonald wil ...

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