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Medical records, birth dates and Social Security numbers of more than 70,000 people were compromised when a computer flash drive was stol ...

NewsWorks editor Megan Pinto sends us some Props-worthy news. A man drove into and knocked down the ...

The City of Wilmington welcomes all to its Earth Day celebration.    Activities take place today (Thursday April 21st ...

With the boats poised to go back in the water, Ride The Ducks and city officials insist the tours are safe.  But not everyone thinks ...

The first tests that actually count under the new Delaware Comprehensive Assessment System program are being administered to students thi ...

Medford Township has sent layoff notices to eight Public Works employees, four police officers and four firefighters. Public Safety Direc ...

Concerned parishioners of St. Luke’s Evangelist gathered in the Glenside church Monday to hear from the lawyer representing their m ...

What to do after high school and into early adulthood is just a question the average young adult faces. It’s a scenario in which ad ...

Steve Runk, executive director of the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, has resigned. The 20-year staffer drafted a two-paragraph let ...

Ride the Ducks tours will resume Thursday with heightened safety precautions. On a trial run Wednesday, duck boat No. 51 went into ...

Nope, not an Onion headline. Pacific Trade International of Rockville, Md., has recalled several series of tea lights due to a fire hazar ...

Amoroso’s Baking Co. boss says the company’s Southwest Philadelphia plant isn’t going anywhere. Teamsters raised concer ...

Goldman Sachs. You know what it is, who’s behind it and what it does. So how much business could the company be generating f ...

With Ride The Ducks poised to return to the Delaware River, Philadelphia’s Managing Director Rich Negrin is defending the city̵ ...

It’s often the case that civic and neighborhood associations lack comprehensive, functional websites. If they have websites at all. ...