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Camden, New Jersey leaders hope the down-trodden city will mimic the success of Philadelphia’s University City neighborhood.  ...

On a Friday night in January 1983, a dance at St. Athanasius RC Church turned from celebration to chaos. People fought in the West Oak La ...

A judge has ruled celebrity discrimination and sexual harassment attorney Gloria Allred can represent the Atlantic City cocktail servers ...

Maybe it’s our national love for food or perhaps it’s all those cooking reality shows, but students at William Penn High School in Ne ...

Bargain hunters and interested property owners gathered at the Warnock Center this afternoon and have one more chance to meet 400 eligibl ...

PAWS might actually have found the antidote for people who hate the Mummers. Saturday’s ...

If this winter is anything like the last two, things are going to get ugly. And before that happens, Sen. Bob Casey wants FEMA to deliver ...

Efforts to address educational, health, cultural and humanitarian concerns in Delaware were recognized at the 25th anniversary celebratio ...

And you thought the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control’s photo contest was just limited to fishing shots. ...

Hey synthetic drug retailers of Delaware County, the D.A. has a message for you: Divest yourselves of the drugs at a weekend Take Back ev ...

By just one vote, a controversial land-use rezoning issue has been passed by New Castle County Council, clearing the way for a mixed-use ...

Former Philadelphia Mayor and Pa. Gov. Ed Rendell is breaking his party lines and ...

With Halloween approaching, many children are getting ready to dress up and fill their bags with candy. In Germantown, many churches and ...

  Every month, 32 baristas by day morph into latte artists by night and prove themselves when it comes to serving up the best fro ...

There are things in the world more appalling than the violence visited upon Mexico by drug cartels, but not many. For a while, we ...