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First Person goes on the road this week to the campus of Delaware State University in Dover.  It’s been one year since Dr. Har ...

January’s shootings in Tucson brought up bad memories for Sarah and Jim Brady of Rehoboth.  Thirty years ago, Jim suffered a c ...

This week’s NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship tournament includes a handful of local teams–Temple, Villanova, Penn Sta ...

It was the way she wrote the word “love” that inspired Jan Durham.  The part-time Legislative Hall receptionist was so m ...

A bill proposed by New Jersey Assemblyman Ruben J. Ramos, Jr. suggests streamlining the state’s payroll system to cut paper and adm ...

Bill collectors are in demand. Our economy took a hit a few years back, and while lots of numbers show recovery, people are still climbin ...

Diane Corado went missing December 19. Rescue and recovery efforts in Bucks County and New Jersey have proven futile, leading to new char ...

Pennsylvania’s Auditor General had some tough words for the school district of Philadelphia.  Auditor General Jack Wagn ...

Danny Savage drew the top ballot position for 7th District Council. The announcement came in a message of hope for the candidate, who fac ...

Despite the controversy over illegal immigration in Arizona triggered by U.S. failure to enforce our southern border, the federal governm ...

Frank Finnegan is looking for justice. The Delaware County resident is in Philadelphia today where he and his attorneys have announced a ...

William Penn designed the city’s squares for flashlight tag. Didn’t you know? Of c ...

Over-achievers got a punch in the gut last week when they were mistakenly accepted to the University of Delaware. The extra-curricular-pa ...

Six police cars were needed at one point to control the crowd outside the PSE&G office in Trenton, the Associated Press reports. Peop ...

Who’s got more rights to a street: the city, the shoppers who patronize the stores or the street vendors who work there? Leg ...