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With major construction continuing at Chelten Plaza and a zoning board hearing on the plan still several weeks away, members of Germantow ...

July unemployment numbers are out and 9.1 percent of America’s workforce remains out of work. Delaware’s jobless figur ...

Three unions and four religious workers joined SugarHouse Casino workers today as they delivered a letter to management informing the cas ...

Tasty Baking Company/Philadelphia. announced today it will eliminate 32 positions at its former corporate office over the next several mo ...

Since the early 1960s, NFL Films has made movie and TV history by capturing the National Football Lea ...

The idea of allowing restaurants in dry Ocean City, N.J., to go BYOB may be put to a referendum in November. A petition in favor o ...

Almost 100 years ago, D.W. Griffith took a clunky recording apparatus—the motion picture camera—and turned it into a sophisticated st ...

Senator Chris Coons is looking for businesses who are ready to hire as he puts together his third job fair, this one in Sussex County. ...

Update: We’ve received an update from the Mann Center with a few more details on today’s robbery. President ...

Governor Jack Markell officially welcomed the Chairman of South Korean poultry operation, Harim Group, to Delaware. Chairman Hong ...

Bipartisan legislature support and a signature from Gov. Tom Corbett mean 30,000 Pennsylvania seniors will keep their prescription drug b ...

To say that Lt. Col. Mike Orlando had some family at Friday’s Delaware Army National Guard welcome home ceremony in Smyrna would be ...

The Mt. Airy Night Market appeared to be a big success for food vendors and area residents. There were long lines seen at most of th ...

The U.S. Senate has approved legislation ending a two-week partial shutdown of the Federal Aviation Administration. The Friday vot ...

Chestnut Hill College officials are correcting media reports about professor Rudolf Alexandrov’s on-campus leap to his death on Wed ...