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Six people have been charged in the death of the Atlantic City woman found in the Schuylkill River off Fairmount Park in April. Sh ...

What’s a sure-fire way developers can catch the ire of neighbors? Height. Three development proposals at Tuesday’s Pla ...

The teller-counter is installed and computers are going on as Delaware’s first new credit union in decades prepares to go into busi ...

For some NJ Transit customers, payments are about to get easier. The transportation agency has announced a partnership with Google ...

Charges have been filed against an additional suspect in the weekend discovery of four mentally disabled adults in a Tacony basement. ...

One of the raps on Mitt Romney is that he lacks passion. It’s as if the computer programmer who assembled him forgot to give him sw ...

Among the officers, uniforms and records you’ll find at Philadelphia’s 39th Police District, there’s something else lur ...

A controversial proposed Germantown zoning amendment will go before City Council without the support of the Planning Commission, which vo ...

Dover conference focuses on Protecting Delaware’s Children.  The two-day conference is  sponsored by the Child Dea ...

State health official swill announce plans for a body burden study in the Millsboro area to analyze possible cancer causing toxins. ...

It’s that time of year when the leaves start turning shades of auburn and gold, the grocery aisles tempt shoppers with supersized b ...

Forget ‘Light up the Queen’, the light shines on The Grand in downtown Wilmington tonight. The historic theater on Mark ...

A tax return filed by N.J. Gov. Chris Christie and wife Mary Pat shows a smaller 2010 income than the couple brought in in 2009. T ...

A union representing more than 2,600 building service workers in Philadelphia has reached a tentative agreement on a four-year contract t ...

Delaware health officials are about to launch a testing program to track the health effects of pollution near a Sussex County power plant ...