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Apparently a Vineland burglar thought SpongeBob Squarepants could use a new home. Someone broke into an apartment there earlier th ...

Do you own a 2007 or 2008 Honda Acura TL sedan?Honda has a letter for you. The car company is recalling about 53,000 of the cars for a po ...

Nothing says, “enjoy your flight,” quite like a fellow passenger yapping on a cell phone all the way to London.But Virgin Atl ...

Seniors from Olney Charter High School were introduced on the floor of the Philadelphia Stock Exchange to a trader with a gold earring an ...

Readers, my last few posts have been focused on problem areas for gardeners- pests, erosion, environmental degradation, etc. But it’ ...

New Jersey lawmakers are set to consider a bill that would decriminalize possession of up to a half ounce of marijuana. The propo ...

It was a relatively uneventful City Council meeting for Northwest Philadelphia legislators on Thursday. A resolution introduced by ...

The city Planning Commission has given its official backing to an ambitious 10-year plan to redevelop, market and support residential and ...

Appealing a Philadelphia parking ticket on-line is getting closer to reality. Councilman Bill Green says he’s worked with th ...

After eight weeks, Philadelphia prosecutors have rested in the trial of a Roman Catholic church official charged with child endangermen ...

With renovations nearly complete, Philadelphia’s Rodin Museum’s new look will be an old one. Work started in 2008 to r ...

A 31-year-old woman was shot once in the head just after 2:15 a.m. in the 1100 block of E. Mt . Airy Ave. on Thursday. A police sp ...

A Philadelphia City Councilman wants to put some inmates to work.  Councilman Jim Kenney says there are plenty of non-violent ...

As legislators continue to work together to bring more jobs to Delaware, one local resident is able to put people to work thanks to the e ...

After a five year hiatus, Delaware’s Old Fashioned Ice Cream Festival at Rockwood Park ...