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Good morning, Feeders! Welcome back from the long weekend. Let’s trade the stories about fireworks and parades for ones about heroi ...

Nearly twenty Germantown residents protested the new development called Chelten Plaza June 29. The organizers, Germantown Cares and West ...

Southern Delaware’s Beebe Medical Center has received the largest gift in its 95-year history.  ...

DelDOT will be under new management starting today.  Shailen Bhatt will be sworn in a Delaware’s Secretary of the Department o ...

Cooper University Hospital treated 11 people between Friday and Sunday for heroin overdoses from what authorities believe is an especiall ...

Citizens in northern Delaware are being warned about a recent crime wave targeting backyard sheds.  New Castle County police ...

New Jersey’s League of Municipalities is calling on the Legislature to reverse some of Gov. Chris Christie’s budget cuts. The ...

Atlantic City Police say two people were wounded early this morning after someone opened fire on Atlantic City’s Boardwalk. ...

The new state-wide broadcasting company in New Jersey began the day after NJN went off the air. NJTV, produced by New York-based broadcas ...

The Philadelphia Bar Association is expected to make its case against part of the city’s new lobbying law Friday before a judge. L ...

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

The annual Independence Day Parade kicked off at the corner of Manayunk and Lyceum avenues on Monday morning with music, classic cars and ...

The way Sweet Elizabeth’s Cakes owner Elizabeth Paradiso sees it, cupcakes have the same amount of calories regardless of their ing ...

It’s been said that a good book can be a lot like a good friend. The 3rd Annual Chestnut Hill Book Festival would like the communit ...

Governor Tom Corbett and his fellow Republicans in control of the state legislature have succeeded in passing a $27 billion budget for th ...