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Proponents of a move to allow BYOB restaurants in Ocean City, N.J., are saying nevermind. They have withdrawn a petition that woul ...

Power is slowly coming back to the Philadelphia area, as PECO works to restore service to the last 6,500 customers. As of 11 a.m., 8,000 ...

Tens of thousands of Philadelphia-area households could get low-cost computers and Internet service under a new program from Comcast. ...

Best known in Philadelphia for the trademarked crab fries, Chickie’s and Pete’s now has more bragging rights: Best Sports Bar ...

There are medication and treatments aplenty for most terminal illnesses, but advocates in Pennsylvania are hoping legislation will bring ...

Residents near a proposed northeast Philadelphia methadone clinic are upset and took their case to the zoning board to appeal. Per ...

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter is outlining his policing plan for a second term. Most observers assume Nutter will win re-election thi ...

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More than a dozen proposals aimed to halt what Pennsylvania House Republican Daryl Metcalfe calls the “invasion” of illegal i ...

In its efforts to tax properties based on actual value, the City of Philadelphia may drop by your home for a visit. Property asses ...

The Indian River Inlet Bridge remains safe following Hurricane Irene, according to an inspection conducted by The Delaware Department of ...

Police in Clifton Heights, Delaware County, are looking for the person or persons responsible for defacing the town’s 9/11 memorial ...

Though the Salem 1, Salem 2 and Hope Creek nuclear reactors operated without incident during Hurricane Irene, the storm’s debris is ...

Dozens of New Jersey unions and public workers have filed a federal lawsuit to stop the state’s overhaul of employees’ pensio ...

Delaware tourism attractions, including the beaches, are in good shape and escaped the wrath of Hurricane Irene.  “Vaca ...