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Camden’s gateway neighborhood will not become home to a medical marijuana dispensary. The city’s zoning board rejected a req ...

“Unique” is one way of putting it. ...

A bipartisan agreement struck Wednesday by Gov. Chris Christie and legislative leaders in New Jersey will preserve the state’s anti ...

Whole Foods has staked out more territory in the area, and will open its ninth Philly-area store next week. Grand opening for the ...

The U.S. Supreme Court is set to discuss the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act at the end of the month. Wednesday, stat ...

Now that Super Tuesday has failed to shake a single Republican presidential candidate out of the race, it looks like Pennsylvania’s ...

Three Philadelphia chefs are nominated for Food & Wine’s “Best ...

Philadelphia has more library branches per capita than many other major American cities, but it uses them less than most. This fin ...

Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist Tony Auth has left the Philadelphia Inquirer and is coming to NewsWorks. Chri ...

The GED exam is about to get the biggest overhaul ever in its 70-year existence. ...

Delaware Governor Jack Markell honored Newport Chief of Police Michael Capriglione for dedicating over a decade of service to the Delawar ...

Delaware is making progress when it comes to its cancer death rate. The First State is outpacing the rest of the country. The Dela ...

Three Cumberland County, N.J., municipalities have declared Saturday “National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day.” < ...

This Saturday night, an event called “My Water’s on Fire Tonight,” will be held at Summit Presbyterian Church in Mt. Ai ...

It was in the very same Johnson House room, with the same windows and the same knocker on the door, where 1850’s history recently m ...