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The owner of Philadelphia’s two daily newspapers is offering an incentive for subscribers to go paperless. Philadelphia Medi ...

It appears the price of gas is on the way up again, but how high will it go? After a run ...

The City of Chester on Monday learned it was one of six cities nationwide selected to participate in a new federal initiative to help cha ...

Camden’s Police Department continues to try to do more with less. It’s been nearly six months since budget problems lead the ...

It took just four years for the City of Philadelphia to quadruple its recycling rate after residents were recycling only five-percent of ...

Here are some of the stories we have airing in tonight’s broadcast of NewsWorks tonight. ...

A large truckload of potatoes from a train accident won’t go to waste, instead the potatoes have been delivered to a Delaware food ...

Are you a safe driver? PennDOT wants to know and is asking drivers from around the state to take a brief survey. ...

Hundreds of people lost power Monday in the Atlantic City area as early as 1:25 p.m. ...

The president’s papa was a rolling stone – this much we knew. But when I opened journalist Sally Jacobs’ biography of ...

An accident that spilled a load of potatoes in Milford proves to be a windfall for the Food Bank of Delaware.  The accident o ...

It was a busy few days, with Philadelphia’s best food vendors battling in Saturday’s Vendy Awards to the historic space shutt ...

Business owners in Jenkintown are stepping up to beautify the business district as part of a project organizers hope will create a sense ...

A variety of issues Monday have caused delays to passengers on some of SEPTA’s trains. Accor ...

A West Philadelphia park is making significant progress as part of a project that began two years ago. ...