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Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC) launches Operation Dry Water today. DNREC’s Fish ...

SEPTA’s piggy bank is feeling full again after the authority was able to replenish its rainy day fund. But if more state fun ...

With the new fiscal year will come a news CEO for Campbell’s. The soup company has announced former COO Denise Morrison will offici ...

The Old Dover library could become state property after the bond bill committee passed out its recommendations. A new library is b ...

Good morning, Feeders, and happy Friday! Looks Like East Market will get a little bit flashy. We’ll hear about plans for new ...

Environmental officials have determined the cause of death for 1,000 in Ridley Park Lake earlier this month. It’s the same thing of ...

Philadelphia Mayor Nutter has vetoed a measure to modify a controversial retirement program for city employees. Nutter says the bill does ...

This year, when the newest crop of doctors reports for work on July 1, the rules will be a little different. Interns, also called first-y ...

Flags in New Jersey will fly at half-staff for Toms River’s Sgt. James Harvey II. The Army infantryman was killed Monday in Afghani ...

14th Police District in Philadelphia 43 W. Haines Street, Philadelphia, PA 19144 This district covers Chestnut Hill, Mt. ...

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says a deal to reform public employee benefits is his greatest accomplishment since taking office in 2010. ...

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This month our series—In the Gap: Voices from the Health Divide—examines new ideas about protecting young people from violence. Accid ...

Photographer Bas Slabbers was all over the West Oak Lane Jazz Festival last weekend. He caught police in action, children in motion, musi ...

Editor’s note: Erica David is a West Oak Lane resident who has been exploring the mom and pop shops of our area fo ...