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Camden has begun demolishing the city’s most unsafe abandoned properties, using a $2 million loan to target the worst of a seemingl ...

A state lawmaker from the Dover has been arrested for DUI for a second time.  He is also accused of leaving the scene of an accident ...

“Aren’t honeybees in some sort of trouble?” This is the most common question I get from people when they hear I’v ...

Two men were shot and another escaped injury Sunday night when a maroon vehicle pulled up next to their Ford Explorer at a stop sign and ...

Nothing says “home” more than the welcoming scent of spicy, taste bud-warming chili, bubbling gently over the stove. A ...

Retirees were singing along and tapping their toes as the children’s choir from Settlement Music School (SMS) stopped by to provide ...

April showers bring . . . restaurant openings. That’s how that saying goes, right? In any case, it’s true. Philly̵ ...

Even with two extra days after the normal April 15th deadline, some Delawareans are still racing the clock to get their federal returns f ...

On Saturday, I stood in a field surrounded by hundreds of Basset Hounds and thought “this is one of the silliest things that has ev ...

Philadelphia City Council members aren’t sure if they have the authority to mandate a certain type of battery for smoke detectors. ...

Claymont’s Faith Victory Christian Center is gearing up for its second annual backpack driv ...

A gay performance artist who had a workshop planned for Villanova University abruptly canceled appeared on stage in Philadelphia this pas ...

The subject is plastic bags, and plastic in general, as Wilmington’s Theatre N hosts an Earth Day / Week screening tonight of ̶ ...

Residents in some New Jersey school districts will vote Tuesday on school budgets and school board members. But because of a ...

In 2010, NJ Spotlight reports cellphones contributed to 3,351 accidents in which 1,501 people were hurt and three died. Last week, ...