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New Jersey officials have a put a hold on issuing tickets at most of the red light traffic cameras around the state until it’s dete ...

Philadelphia is a mean, green, pollutant-fighting machine. With our green-roof bus shelters, energy-saving stadiums and the Greenw ...

Philadelphia’s controller says he believes the city’s video camera program designed to catch criminals is overpriced and not ...

Some Philadelphia landlords who have racked up hundreds of code violations came to City Council to tell their side of the story Wednesday ...

Delaware Valley Nephrology and Fresenius Dialysis Center celebrated the opening of its new facility with an open house and tour of the si ...

Sleep is crucial to good health – but a good night’s rest is tough to get in the place where people need it most. Rese ...

Love to shop locally and help others? This Friday, you can do both at Weavers Way Coops blood drive from 11:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. T ...

NewsWorks content partner NBC10 has reported that 16 people suffered minor injuries when a SEPTA Route 23 bus was rear-ended by a truck i ...

By now you’ve surely heard there’s an ...

Church leaders in Wilmington declared a “Spiritual State of Emergency” Wednesday in response to four recent homicides. ...

Philadelphia Police released video from a SEPTA Route 23 bus on which a passenger was assaulted on May 31. The victim, a 35-year-o ...

Jury deliberations continue in the landmark priest abuse case in Philadelphia.  Today the judge encouraged the jurors to continue th ...

A contract with Xerox means the Philadelphia Parking Authority is on track to become more web-friendly and — could it be? — more accu ...

A Wilmington woman is in custody in connection with the murder of a Wilmington man at a Claymont motel. Delaware State Police homi ...

Nearly all of Camden’s public schools have been designated “priority schools” — a label for some of New Jersey’ ...