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The second time is not the charm for Jimmy McCaskill. The 20-year-old is being held for trial for his role in a March 18 flashmob at a So ...

Those unfortunate fish that road-clearing teams were unable to save before they passed on were not the city’s only Hurricane Irene ...

New numbers put the Hurricane Irene death toll at 44 along the U.S. East Coast and in Haiti, the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico. ...

The Valley Green Inn could reopen this week. The restaurant was forced to close on Sunday after Hurricane Irene pushed the Wissahickon Cr ...

Good morning readers! We’ll have updates for you today on the guilty plea expected from former Pa. Rep. John Perzel and the Philade ...

The heavy rains of Saturday gave way to beautiful sunny skies in Newark as the two day student move to campus dormitories began for the U ...

If you were fortunate enough to get through Hurricane Irene without any damage, Governor Markell says this would be a good opportunity to ...

It’s time to “move that bus” in Sussex County. The Extreme Makeover: Home Edition project is completed and the “b ...

The Food Network’s Restaurant Impossible returns to Delaware to makeover Scrimmages on Route 202. According to ...

Adam Taliaferro is trying to make a name for himself as a Gloucester County freeholder. A decade ago, he made a name for himself as a Pen ...

Good journalists distinguish themselves with their drive to discover the truth, but too few students have a chance to practice that skill ...

Yesterday, Pennsylvania Auditor Genera ...

Amtrak says it will resume some train service between Philadelphia and New York City on Wednesday after flooding caused by Hurricane Iren ...

The number of palliative care teams in hospitals around the country has nearly tripled in the past decade. In Pennsylvania, in the past t ...

Weavers Way will close its West Oak Lane store tonight at 7 p.m. In its place, the Ogontz Avenue Revitalization Corporation (OARC) ...