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Business owners in New Jersey say they are more optimistic about the future. Seventy percent of the business executives surveyed b ...

Attorney General Beau Biden says the private national mortgage registry, called MERS, violates Delaware’s Deceptive Trade Practices ...

A bill demanding paid sick leave for people working for companies doing business with the City of Philadelphia is becoming law without th ...

Ss. John Neumann and Maria Goretti High School coach Louis Spadaccini remains in custody after waiving his preliminary hearing today. ...

President Barack Obama’s executive order makes it cheaper to settle student loan debt. It also makes it possible to consolidate ce ...

As of Tuesday, five infants at the Cambridge School at Baldwin in Bryn Mawr had become ill with chicken pox, and 11 others have been kept ...

Amid layoffs and escalating budget cuts, School District of Philadelphia teachers are forced to find creative ways to provide supplies fo ...

After listening to lots of people speaking out against it, Philadelphia City Council has approved an earlier curfew.  The ear ...

A solid Plan B isn’t in place yet for Delaware County’s interim animal control service, but an opening date for the new shelt ...

Readers have commented that The Media is not reporting what is really happening in the Occupy encampment outside of City Hall. So, t ...

The move is another small step in the effort to eliminate Delaware’s dubious distinction as the only state without a national park. ...

As part of a settlement agreement on allegations of pollutant discharges, DuPont Co. will pay $500,000. State and federal regulato ...

Little Adolf Hitler, JoyceLynn Aryan Nation Campbell and Honszlynn Hinler Jeannie Campbell remain in foster care nearly three years after ...

Bruce Springsteen, always singing the tune of the American people, will be honored this winter in the National Constitution Center’ ...

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