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The results of the 2010 Census show a shift in Delaware’s population. It means the majority party in the state legislature must dra ...

Good morning, Feeders, and happy Friday! Yesterday’s long haul to work out ...

An alternative energy company is one step closer to moving into the old Chrysler site in Newark, following approval of an incentive bill ...

A preliminary hearing was waived yesterday by the three women charged with abusing a Delaware County nursing home resident. Arraig ...

If you’ve ditched a toll in Delaware, the Department of Transportation is coming after you. The state’s Division of Motor Veh ...

A man is in stable condition after he was bitten by a timber rattlesnake in New Jersey’s Pinelands. The 24-year-old Ocean Co ...

What city is unknown to most Americans, but is as big as America’s three largest cities put together? The answer is Tianjin, in th ...

Soda drinkers: rejoice. Homeowners: not so much. Lawmakers in Philadelphia have appr ...

In West Philadelphia, a group of teenagers have been working with artists, counselors and teachers exploring what “home” mean ...

When you shop at a chain store you know what you’re going to g ...

The final note of this year’s West Oak Lane Jazz Festival has vanished from the air, but a new complaint has surfaced about the ev ...

If you’re the second oldest public school in the United States you’re entitled to a few privileges. And a few secrets.  O ...

How do you describe what home means? One way is by sharing stories that speak of the many ways we live. When a group of West Phila ...

The proposed soda tax is dead for a second time in Philadelphia, but higher real estate taxes are on the way. After 12 hours of ne ...