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Gov. Chris Christie says his administration has begun bargaining with state employee unions over health benefits changes. The memo ...

In the annals of boys behaving badly, it’s still tough to top John Edwards.Yes, unfortunately he’s back in the news.  We ...

As suspected burglars go, they don’t seem to get much more laid back than 29-year-old Bradley Furchak. The Millsboro re ...

Philadelphia City Council is trying to cut the cost of the retirement incentive program known as DROP. For four years, pension pay ...

Connecticut looks like it will be the first state to require employers to offer paid sick days. Those pushing similar legislation in Phil ...

A few of us NewsWorks staffers were at Citizens Bank Park last night, cheering from our seats and munching on over-priced snacks with our ...

“Oh, hi, I’m sorry to bother you but I’m calling because I just noticed something disgusting in my side yard, and I tho ...

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It’s made from bamboo, tarps, buckets and rope, and it’s designed by a Philadelphia University student. “The Haiti Hous ...

Federal budget cuts could doom the NRG Bluewater wind farm off the coast of Delaware. Governor Jack Markell (D) says company’ ...

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter and School District Superintendent Arlene Ackerman are breaking out the pom-poms. Both will address the ...

The ongoing budget drama between Wilmington City Council and Mayor Jim Baker ended rather undramatically, during a special session called ...

Good morning, Feeders! The School District has made its case, now it’s on to . . . DROP! The controversial retirement program will ...

City Hall was wrapped in postcards this morning by supporters of the paid sick days bill introduced by two Philadelphia City Council memb ...

Bradley Furchak took a casual approach to burglary this week. The 29-year-old entered the home of a Long Neck, Del., woman. He left, but ...