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The New Jersey Assembly has passed legislation that would prevent consumers from being ripped off by one type of check they get in the ma ...

Roots has uprooted. Owner Heather Stauffer’s home furnishings and apparel boutique relocated to 8436 Germantown Avenue in Chestnut Hill ...

Philadelphia is in the middle of a monthlong art festival celebrating textile and fabric art — Fiber Philadelphia 2012. City Hal ...

A legislative vote may be delayed on a proposal allowing developers in New Jersey a two-year extension on starting projects after they re ...

After a 12 year run, and trying to whip the City of Wilmington into shape, Mayor James Baker delivered his last budget proposal inside Co ...

There were shouts, but no clashes between protesters and police at the meeting of commissioners in charge of granting energy companies pe ...

A preliminary hearing for Padge-Victoria Windslowe, who was arrested on Feb. 29 at a Germantown home where a buttocks-enhancement “ ...

A new report says Philadelphia’s Free Library is trying to change with the times in an era of flat funding. Well, it turns out a lo ...

Residents of Delaware City are hoping a new monitoring effort will give them a better sense of what effect the nearby refinery has on the ...

Each year thousands know their vacation has officially begun when they see “The Lighthouse”.  In this case, it’s the Fenwick L ...

Composting is becoming a big part of the “greening” of Delaware and some big businesses are buying into the idea. ...

Temperatures have dipped into the 60s, but fear not, Spring-lovers. We’ll be back into the 70s next week. ...

A complication in the city’s impending property tax assessment overhaul has at least one NewsWorks reader confused. They’ ...

Teaching our kids has been under the microscope for the past two years because of the federal Race to The Top Program.  This year is ...

Meet 14 year-old Delaware-native Nathan Lowman, who has been playing the violin since kindergarten.  Though he may not say so, those ...