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If your garden is the way mine tends to be, those perennial beds that may have looked fantastic earlier in the season are becoming harder ...

The Center for Inland Bays wants a study done on the fish that come from the Indian River power plant. An advisory committee has b ...

As part of a 38-state settlement, pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) will pay $551,426 to the state of Delaware. In a comp ...

Despite its controversial move from Merion to the Ben Franklin Parkway, the Barnes Foundation has announced it has surpassed its $200 mil ...

Another document detailing part of the School District of Philadelphia’s facilities planning has been leaked. The latest is a 13-pa ...

The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection has issued an air quality alert today for the entire state. ...

Route one travelers are getting used to a different traffic pattern as they get to Route 12 in Frederica. Those going southbound c ...

Ft. Monmouth marks another step towards its final shut down. The New Jersey military operation is part of the Base Realignment and ...

Good morning, Feeders! City Council is tackling immigration again today as it considers whether the city should end its deal with the U.S ...

New York has placed a temporary moratorium on fracking, and now New Jersey is considering a ban. The state Assembly will meet tomo ...

Update: The bill is now a law. Christie put pen to paper this afternoon, ...

An estimated $20,000 in equipment has been stolen from the Overbrook Monarchs Youth Athletic Association. Practices for the fall teams ar ...

New York’s largest public broadcasting station has secured a deal to takeover New Jersey’s state-owned television network ...

The hunt is on: A federal appeals court says the National Park Service can continue to use sharpshooters to reduce the number of d ...

The bills dictating what Pennsylvania schools get in state money are the rare bills that require a two-thirds majority vote–-so Senat ...