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For over 75 years a group of women artists has come together weekly in Wilmington to paint, socialize, and take care of a very special pr ...

Federal Highway Administrator Victor Mendez joined state officials for an update on the progress of construction at the I-95/Route 1 inte ...

Delaware officials are prohibiting three health care workers from prescribing drugs, saying the pose a danger to the public. ...

A health care consultant from a Chicago-based firm has been named the interim CEO of Temple University Hospital after it was announced to ...

Jerry Robinson, the man who helped create the Robin and Joker you see in Batman comics, has died. The 89-year-old Trenton native d ...

The Obama re-election team should be thrilled about Newt Gingrich’s rapid ascent, given his unique propensity for dividing the Repu ...

It appears that proposed Rita’s water ice shop will be able open in the Chestnut Hill Plaza, 7630 Germantown Avenue. At a We ...

Where in New Jersey will you find McMansions? How ’bout gaudy summer homes and toxic waste? There’s a new map of the G ...

The construction around Philadelphia City Hall is causing some problems.  City officials are trying convince pedestrians to take a s ...

Every now and then, the Philadelphia Parking Authority eases up. Like on Wednesdays after 5 p.m., and every Saturday after 11 a.m. ...

On Thursday, droves of people made their way to the first-ever community job fair at True United Church on Old York Road. The Oak Lane ev ...

The reward is now up to $500 for the return of the head of Bridgeton’s Civil War monument. The statue in Bridgeton City Park ...

The Delaware State Police are hosting a community-wide food drive to benefit the Food Bank of Delaware through Dec. 19. Col ...

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DuPont Co. will pay a $725,000 fine in its settlement with the N.J. Department of Environmental Protection for violations at the company& ...