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Last week, I drove past the Windrift in Avalon to check out how its renovation is going. I couldn’t help but sigh. Gone is the whit ...

A quarterly test of the Salem – Hope Creek Nuclear Generating Stations alert and notification system is scheduled for today in Dela ...

A large brush fire is threatening two dozen homes and involving as many as 1,000 acres in southern New Jersey. The blaze began ear ...

A recent rape at a neighborhood park and a burst of gunfire are still unsolved, and the Browntown and Hedgeville Civic Association is hol ...

The National Weather Service is warning about the possibility of fast-moving fires due to gusty winds and a dry forecast in Delaware. ...

For the first time in three years, Delaware’s copy of the Bill of Rights is on display in Dover.  The document was sent ...

Newark unveils three new hybrid vehicles that will join the city’s fleet.  Part of the funding for the vehicles comes f ...

Eighth District City Councilwoman Cindy Bass, along with officials from several city departments and other agencies, will host a com ...

The Chelten Plaza shopping center that dominated much community discussion in Germantown last year is coming before the city again, this ...

A landmark church sex abuse trial is set to resume in Philadelphia. Last week’s testimony featured two days of confrontation ...

NewsWorks content partner NBC10 is reporting that a Sunday night collision between a tractor trailer and SUV in West Oak Lane left a 35-y ...

Researchers at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia say they’ve uncovered the next clue in an emerging map of the genetic ...

School teachers probably take many deep breaths over the course of a day, but a new study found that when they actually learned how to me ...

The Mercer Museum is remembering the Atomic Age. The Doylestown museum is displaying fi ...

Along with the pure joy of the Phillies’ first home game today come concerns. For the Phillies and their fans, that includes the s ...