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The transportation committee in the New Jersey Senate has advanced legislation that would increase transparency over the operations of th ...

Congratulations to Stephanie McKenna! The Montgomery County resident is the lucky winner of two tickets each to two concerts at ...

One way to tell milder weather is coming? Fee season is beginning March 1 at Delaware state parks. The state Department of Natural ...

This list covers Feb. 5 – Feb. 11. Feb. 5, 2012 2100 block 65th Ave. – Complainant said someone shot a ...

We’ve got a wintry mix and some rain headed our way this week, but it’s nothing a little end-of-the-week sunshine can’t ...

The Delaware River and air quality remain safe around the Paulsboro Refinery, the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection says. ...

As the price at the gas pump increases, businesses are having to get creative.  With regular unleaded going for an average of ...

New Jersey’s 21 counties will receive funding to help boost local recycling efforts as part of a $5.5 million grant package. ...

The U.S. Constitution is 225 years old, but some of the amendments are much younger. Like, for instance, the 22nd Amendment. It tu ...

Jan Berenstain, who with her husband Stan created the Berenstain Bears books that have charmed preschoolers and their parents for 50 ye ...

Not only do New Jersey prison inmates really make license plates, it happens right in our region at Bayside State Prison in Cumberland Co ...

A Philadelphia monsignor will go on trial on child endangerment charges despite new defense evidence that he says shows an archbishop w ...

The big brick building across Greene Street from the edge of Vernon Park in Germantown has undergone a bit of an identity crisis of late. ...

A longtime member of Wilmington City Council, who is running for mayor, has outlined a public safety plan that focuses on community initi ...

This list covers Feb. 6 – Feb. 19 February 6, 2012 600 block Walnut Lane – iPod Nano and a Tiffany bra ...