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The hiring process has begun at Fisker Automotive. Wilmington’s hybrid car manufacturer plans to hire 120 employees this year, and ...

Police in Sicklerville, N.J. arrested a Newark, Del., man Tuesday night for robbing a Mister Softee truck, ...

Philadelphia City Council passed a budget and raised property taxes by 3.8 percent Thursday before going on its summer recess. Whi ...

Philadelphia’s City Controller is calling for a crackdown on multiple-property owners who are racking up violations. A sampl ...

West Chester’s Barnaby’s of America won’t be charged for serving MTV start Ryan Dunn the night he and his passenger die ...

The 4th annual Philadelphia ...

In today’s Daily News It’s Our Money columnist Phil Goldsmith makes a compelling case that Philadelphia Schools Superintenden ...

Philadelphia’s Special Victims Unit is going to have to find a new home. Philadelphia City Councilman Curtis Jones has nixed plans ...

Bethlehem Nelson is a singer from the Germantown section of Philadelphia. NewsWorks was on-hand for ...

100 new parking spots are being added to current parking area next to the Newark train station. The spots will be available beginn ...

Philadelphia City Council members, many of whom typically disappear over the summer, have some heavy lifting to do this year. Phil ...

The state Senate has narrowly approved a bill requiring Delaware lawmakers to disclose information about their outside income and work ho ...

Bath salts are just about officially banned in Pennsylvania. Gov. Tom Corbett is expected to sign the ban into law this afternoon. ...

As the New Jersey Assembly considers legislation to require the state’s public workers to pay more for benefits and pensions, prote ...

Superior Court Judge William Carpenter Jr. will deliver his verdict today in the sex abuse case against former Lewes pediatrican Earl Bra ...