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Most of New Jersey’s state parks reopened today following post-Irene inspections. Thirty of the 42 spots are back up and running an ...

The talk all week has been about Irene.  Was it as bad as predicted?  Did it matter?  Newsworks asked our editorial cartoo ...

39th District Crime Blotter: Aug. 19 – Aug. 25 August 19, 2011 5000 block S ...

If you ditched your Chrysler on East River Drive hoping Hurricane Irene’s floodwaters would carry it out to see, you’re out o ...

Two men were shot on East Tulpehocken Street near Woolston Avenue in West Oak Lane Tuesday morning, in an incident that wasn’t repo ...

We now return to the Dick Cheney story – sorry, folks! – because it was inevitable that his memoir and publicity blitz would ...

As of 11 a.m., PECO had restored power to all but about 8,000 customers. Yesterday at 4 p.m., that number was 25,000. Most custome ...

Competition has begun to heat up for the Pennsylvania Attorney General seat. ...

The Philadelphia Police Department has updated its 2008 crime fighting strategy, some details of which Commissioner Charles Ramsey and Ma ...

Delawareans impacted by Hurricane Irene are now dealing with busy insurance agents as they prepare to file claims.  “In ...

The only thing more fitting would be if vampires were hosting a blood drive. But we’ll take the mummies, too. Running low on ...

Wilmington City Council is scheduled to vote tonight on a redistricting plan.  The 2010 US Census requires that each of the e ...

It’s a big day for John Perzel, but not the kind he’s likely looking forward to. The former House Speaker and former 172nd Le ...

No disciplinary has been taken against the five New Jersey National Guard who drove into deep floodwaters in Manville during Hurricane Ir ...

Delaware beaches are hoping for big crowds this Labor Day weekend, especially after last week’s evacuation caused by Hurricane Iren ...