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As Toms River residents work to clear Irene’s debris, the public works department will step up collections. Brush collection ...

If you’ve followed the ghastly buy-out and departure of former Philadelphia school superintendent Arlene Ackerman, you shouldn̵ ...

Are you ready for some [college] football? Temple and  Villanova will kick off their seasons tonight in the Mayor’s Cup ...

Lower Merion Township residents have been put on notice that a raccoon found there has tested positive for rabies. “Anyone that ...

With Labor Day upon us, summer is all but over. What will you miss most? Or are you not such a f ...

Twenty drug-free groups in Pennsylvania will share $2.4 million in federal grants for their efforts to prevent and reduce drug abuse. A d ...

The last time the University of Delaware football team played, the result was a stunning championship game defeat.  The new-look Hen ...

A call for silence may as well be a call for noise. Birds chirping, throats clearing, pins dropping — there’s plenty to hear ...

The Federal Emergency Management Agency has deemed New Jersey’s Salem, Cumberland, Atlantic and Cape May counties eligible for cost ...

In the last week, SEPTA discovered cracks in three Silverliner cars, found the source and has a plan for fixing them. Sounds prett ...

More than two years after the death of their daughter in Sea Isle City, Tracy Hottenstein’s parents have been granted permission by ...

Philadelphia is calling on businesses to make their own motivational videos. An ongoing ...

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 ...

Senator Chris Coons was about to head up a session of Congress when the earthquake struck last week.  He said it was a good example ...

Cape Henlopen State Park’s Point Beach is reopen as of today, though bayside beach remains closed until Oct. 1. Point Beach, ...