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The State House and State Senate reconvene in Dover today to begin the final month of the 147th Delaware General Assembly session. ...

The Social Security Administration is changing its benefits screening process in the hopes of avoiding a repeat of last year’s ca ...

Sunday’s block party in East Falls, an event that has coincided with the annual Philadelphia International Bike Race along Kelly Dr ...

If recent trends continue, gas could be selling for $3.00-to-$3.25 a gallon in Delaware in the near future. ...

Republicans are lucky that so many Americans have such short memories and pay such minimal attention to what really goes on in Washington ...

The Delaware Attorney General’s office begins a series of home foreclosure workshops today in Georgetown. Representatives fr ...

Nine Delaware letter carriers will be honored by the Postal Service today for driving more than one million miles without an accident. ...

Is the American dream in tatters? Depends on what you think the American dream is. If you’ve been following NPR’ ...

The archdiocese of Philadelphia has announced that four Roman Catholic parishes in the suburban city of Phoenixville are being merged int ...

Careful, Jersey drivers! Those caught talking or texting on cell phones may soon face increased fines and license suspensions. A m ...

While Philadelphia City Council wrestles with controversies surrounding Mayor Michael Nutter’s proposal to go to a property tax sys ...

It’s the time of year when you hear about the dangers of leaving pets in unattended vehicles on hot days. Now New Jersey authoritie ...

The Pennsylvania court system is taking the opportunity of the upcoming Jerry Sandusky trial to set a new rule for how reporters use Twi ...

Don’t call Adina Silberstein a dog whisperer. The owner of Queenie’s Pets, a professional dog walking and pet-sitting ...

After nearly four years without a new contract, 650 Neshaminy School District teachers and staff members are on strike today. It’s ...