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Employees returned to a refinery in Trainer, Delaware County Monday. The plant is reopening under new ownership, after nine dark months f ...

The U.S. Supreme Court did some serious business yesterday when it struck down most of Arizona’s strict anti-immigrant law, but the ...

A lot of people (mostly Democrats) believe that the national push for voter ID laws is a partisan effort to give Republilcan candidates a ...

Wilmington firefighters will take the fire safety message door-to-door.   Firefighters will be handing out fire prevention pam ...

It’s against the law to wear a swim suit on the boardwalk in Asbury Park. Former Councilwoman Louise Murray is pressing the ...

Pedro Martinez is on board with the need to “increase quality seats” in Philadelphia schools, endorsing the primary reform st ...

Sussex County is showing off its redesigned bookmobile before today’s County Council meeting.  With a new look and a new ...

The Democratic-controlled Legislature called Gov. Chris Christie’s bluff yesterday, voting unanimously to raise income taxes on mil ...

The Tropicana Casino and Resort says it won’t fire employees ...

A Roman Catholic church official convicted of child endangerment will remain in jail today while his lawyers seek his release on house ar ...

Days before the end-of-the-month deadline, New Jersey lawmakers voted along party lines to pass a new state budget that was introduced b ...

A new gymnasium is opening in Fishtown without a treadmill or dumbbell in sight. Instead, artists will be working out arc welders, table ...

Rain barrels are good for the environment, they reduce storm water runoff and they promote conservation. But the standard Water Departmen ...

Less two months remain until Mt. Airy gets another taste of Night Market and the event’s organizer, Mt. Airy USA (MAUSA) is busy pr ...

Standing in front of the family plot of John Trenwith, Laurel Hill Cemetery tour guide Jeff Wiernik made an observation about Victorian-e ...