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The number of homeless people in Philadelphia is slightly higher than last year, according to first tallies of this year’s count. C ...

New Jersey Braille students will spend Saturday reading, typing and transcribing material — all for fun. First through 12th grad ...

Funny things can happen in legislative redistricting. Take the 169th state legislative seat in Northeast Philadelphia. When Pennsy ...

Frank Newport, Editor in Chief of the Gallup Poll, joins NewsWorks Tonight host Dave Heller ...

Great Valley High School in Malvern has confirmed the school has had two cases of whooping cough, ...

A Philadelphia City Councilman wants the group overseeing complaints against the police to move a little faster. Councilman Curtis ...

A new survey shows the average price of foreclosed homes in Trenton, N.J., is showing the biggest drop in the nation. The latest d ...

Occidental Chemical, Bridgestone and Glenn Springs Holdings (an OxyChem subsidy) will pay $2.1 million to the federal government for the ...

When a Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer and Wilmington native was diagnosed with cancer, he did what he knew best: He grabbed his came ...

For such a small state, Delaware has a big arts scene.  “Delaware By Hand” is one such group, a guild of artists whose home is o ...

The opportunity to get a rare glimpse into the world of brass restoration was the draw at a Thursday afternoon event at the Germantown Hi ...

State of Play this week continues the review of Governor Markell’s State of the State assessment, and a peak at his budget message. &nb ...

Police are still looking for one man captured on surveillance video shooting at two people inside a Wilmington convenience store around 1 ...

Charitable giving in Delaware has traditionally been centered around a few individuals, who, as they get older, worry who among the next ...

Low-income residents have an opportunity to have their taxes done for free at 11 sites in Philadelphia. The centers are paying special at ...