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Auditors say the city of Philadelphia has lost or misplaced so many items — ranging from cell phones to copiers — that togeth ...

NewsWorks partner PlanPhilly has released its reader survey, asking participants question that will help guide zoning and development cov ...

Despite a dominating first half and a strong start to the second half, the University of Delaware Blue Hens could not hold off a late cha ...

Kathy Paulmier is passionate about Germantown, and has always thought of herself as a neighborhood advocate. But when the Germantown Clas ...

There has been a major upheaval at the Philadelphia Sheriff’s Office. Most of the managers who handled Sheriff’s sales of for ...

An announcement today from the Delaware Department of Education will have a significant impact on four public schools. Po ...

An expert in transportation planning and policy in New Jersey is giving mixed reviews to Gov. Chris Christie’s plan to fund the sta ...

Radnor Police have issued an alert to resident ...

Acting Philadelphia Sheriff Barbara Deeley announced changes to the office this week after many have called for her reassignment and the ...

The Cramp Building is going. The nearly 100-year-old building part of the former William Cramp & Sons ship-building complex on Richmo ...

There were a handful of deaths this year that shook the region up. From the gruesome and untimely demise of Sabina Rose O’Donnell t ...

In a direct and gutsy violation of the very memo in question, ...

Faced with dwindling state aid and a cap on local property tax increases, New Jersey mayors are seeking federal assistance to maintain po ...

If you haven’t yet seen our two-part series on the End Dogfighting ca ...

Mayors across the country continue to struggle with fallout from the international financial crisis.  Camden Mayor Dana Redd has dea ...