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NewsWorks’ coverage of the Philadelphia Orchestra’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing. ...

The head of a civil rights group is complimenting Philadelphia for a new law designed to give ex-offenders a better chance at landing a j ...

NewsWorks’s coverage of the fire at West Philadelphia’s Windermere Court. ...

Continuing coverage found on NewsWorks ...

Just a week after the SPCA broke up two dogfighting rings in Philadelphia, authorities have removed dozens of dogs from a home in Malvern ...

Gas prices in Delaware and beyond appear to be headed to the $4.00 per gallon mark, but in what could be the thinnest of silver linings, ...

After signing into law legislation to “ban the box,” Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter announced the appointment of William E ...

U.S. Senator Bob Casey wants to require full disclosure of sexual harassment within organizations receiving federal funds.  Today in ...

Members of various Tea Party groups in the Philadelphia region held a lunchtime protest. Dianna Reimer of the Philadelphia Tea Par ...

A stolen GPS tipped a Rhoad’s and O’Hara employee off Friday to a much larger theft. Thieves have been stealing fuel from the ...

When a child isn’t hitting developmental milestones such as crawling, walking and talking, parents worry and start looking for answ ...

This Sunday, many Christians celebrated the official start of Holy Week at congregations throughout the city.  In honor of Pa ...

An audit released today shows an increase in Delaware’s spending of federal funds, as well as a need for oversight of the spending. ...

Some Delaware lawmakers, and Attorney General Beau Biden, want to give more power to prosecutors, police and neighborhood groups in deali ...