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The head of Delaware’s Court of Chancery announced his retirement today. Chancellor William B. Chandler III has served on the court ...

Delaware’s Court of Chancery, the setting for many business-related disputes, is losing its chief judge.  Chancellor Wi ...

Philadelphia’s Chief Integrity Officer Joan Markman has been ordered b ...

Delaware State Auditor Tom Wagner says politics had nothing to do with an investigation into a program run by a former Republican lawmake ...

Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams today endorsed one of the seven Democratic candidates competing to represent City Council ...

EPA Honors Local Watershed Partnership for Environmental Achievement The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) honored ...

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A progressive advocacy group with strong ties in Northwest Philadelphia Sunday announced it has changed it’s endorsement for the Eighth ...

It was a strange delivery Thursday for an elderly Upper Darby couple. When a package from Arizona came to their house, they left w ...

The Phillie Phanatic stepped onto the field April 25, 1978. Thirty-three years later the green flightless bird (now with an extended fami ...

The 30-day warning period for Cherry Hill’s red light cameras starts today. The cameras go live today at Route 70 and Springdale Ro ...

There are more than 100 data sets currently on OpenDataPhilly.org. 12:59 p.m. Green: The vision is to create a da ...

Years of studying have not yet paid off for former N.J. Gov. Jim McGreevey. His bid for priesthood with the Episcopal Church has been rej ...

I have a hunch that most Obamaphobes are not in the habit of hunkering down on Sunday mornings with The New York Times Magazine. Which is ...

A five-year-old boy has been struck and killed by a vehicle in Dover.  Police say the youngster was trying to cross Harmony L ...