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Activists in Philadelphia are hoping a mortgage assistance program will get a new life with money from a legal settlement.   ...

Philadelphia is getting serious about keeping pedestrians from walking near the construction project outside City Hall.    ...

A new plan has surfaced for the building of an 11-story mid-rise apartment complex on the Delaware waterfront north of the Ben Franklin B ...

A program that provides about $200 a month for disabled adults who can’t work is on Pennsylvania’s chopping block even as s ...

Eighth District City Councilwoman Cindy Bass held a Thursday night community meeting at Triumph Baptist Church in Nicetown in a continued ...

Good morning, Feeders! Carolyn Beeler is heading over the bridge for the cooper Cancer Institute groundbreaking ceremony. here, we ...

Right on schedule, the Bain of Mitt Romney’s existence is back. We knew it would be.Taking a page from the Karl Rove playbook, Pres ...

A group of Delaware foster youths have created a 25-foot mural for a family courtroom in Sussex County. Area mural artist John Do ...

Delaware’s tall ship is scheduled to hit the high seas. The Kalmar Nyckel will make a stop in Lewes before heading to Portsm ...

Lewes Police Chief Jeffrey Horvath will testify before the Senate Law Enforcement Caucus & House Law Enforcement Caucus abo ...

No warm welcome for Tom Corbett in Philly today. The Pennsylvania governor is in town to address the Chamber of Commerce, and thos ...

Downtown Dover Partnership breaks ground on a trio of projects designed to improve North Street.   The projects, funded with $ ...

Philadelphia City Councilman Bill Green has run up some numbers, and come up with a disturbing hypothesis about Mayor Michael Nutter̵ ...

Warm weather and cool rains have produced a wave of crops coming to market early in southern New Jersey. Locally grown strawberrie ...

A Rutgers University official says a new framework is in place for Rutgers University to keep its campus in Camden. Rutgers Vice P ...