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Something tells us this might not be a great advertisement for Here Comes the Bride. The manager at the Somers Point shop has refu ...

The leader of the Republican National Committee will visit Delaware for a fundraiser in Georgetown on Saturday. While one former R ...

Ocean City, N.J., voters have a big decision to make in the November election: whether the resort town’s restaurants can become BYO ...

The last time Moorestown Township had a website upgrade was. . . never. Until the Aug. 1 redesign, the town had been using the ori ...

Cities across Pennsylvania are in financial crisis. One powerful Philadelphia law firm has developed a SWAT team to rescue cities in dist ...

The natural gas drilling boom has brought enormous growth to a pipeline company in Pittston, Pa. This story was produced by ...

Ninety-one years and one day ago, women in America didn’t have the right to vote. The 19th Amendment changed all that on AUg. 18, 1 ...

Since January, the New Jersey State Policemen’s Benevolent Association has pulled its events from Atlantic City, protesting the res ...

With a group of teenagers due in court today for flashmob attacks, police are investigating a new claim of a teen attack. ...

Well here’s something you don’t see everyday. Let’s switch over from the usual antics of the Philadelphia School ...

Montgomery County Community College is mourning the loss of its founder and first president, LeRoy R. Brendlinger. The 92-year-old died y ...

Pending a vote by members, 32BJ SEIU District 1201 has reached an agreement for Philadelphia school workers. The tentative deal wo ...

As 12 million people suffer through the worsening famine in the horn of Africa, more than 29,000 children have starved to death in the la ...

Philadelphia’s commercial recycling rate is about 35 to 40 percent. That may sound impressive to some, but it falls short of ...

Legislation being introduced today by Philadelphia and Pennsylvania lawmakers would provide death benefits to the family of Mark Keeley, ...