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Earlier this year, Governor Jack Markell helped the City of Wilmington launch Operation Pressure Point,  a multi-faceted plan that ...

Thirty-six percent of Philadelphia’s population has experienced cell phone loss or theft, according to a study by mobile security c ...

Sentencing for former Lewes pediatrician Earl Bradley is set for August, but some say the Bradley case is far from over, especially for v ...

Animal shelters throughout Delaware are full of cats. Despite aggressive adoption campaigns, the problem is getting worse. But one New Ca ...

James “Animal” Smith is due in court this afternoon after he and other members of the Wheels of Soul motorcycle gang were ind ...

A develop has some grand plans for Atlantic City’s Bader Field that involve a water park, casino, bingo hall, ballroom, performing ...

This time last year, 14 people had been killed in Chester and the city was in a state of emergency. With just six murders this yea ...

14th Police District in Philadelphia ...

TerraCycle has turned juice boxes into purses and is looking to recyle diapers. But today, the Trenton company is focused on colle ...

Students and faculty cheered yesterday when the Rutgers University Board of Governors voted to cut the proposed 3 percent tuition hike to ...

When Javier Merle Jr. was shot Thursday in Kensington, he became the third child in the neighborhood to be wounded by a gun since May. Me ...

Save your quarters; parking meters and kiosks in parts of Philadelphia will raise their prices today. In order to help the School ...

Today marks the final meeting of a months-long panel session to examine recommendations for Marcellus Shale drilling. The 30-membe ...

Good morning, Feeders! Twenty years ago tomorrow, Frank Rizzo Sr. died. Tom MacDonald will take a look back at Rizzo’s mark ...

There’s been plenty of coverage about Philadelphia’s Zoning Code changes. We’ve learned how it will affect particular n ...