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Apparently owning a bridge doesn’t sound fun, easy or enterprising. After two failed attempts to ...

The Delaware River City Corp. has announced its new Executive Director, Thomas J. Branigan. Branigan will oversee the rollout of the Nort ...

An alert from PennDOT says the Market Street Eastbound ramp to I-95 is closed due to roadwork. We’ll keep you posted on the progres ...

More than a year and almost $7 million later, the Allen Lane train station is just about ready. The federally funded renovation is expect ...

Delaware police have a new tool to help the track down suspects accused of killing or seriously injuring a law enforcement officer. ...

Seems it’s been ages since Philadelphia established its non-emergency 3-1-1 line, essentially a complaint hotline for residents. Bu ...

For the first time in four years, New Jersey has seen an increase in homicides. The total for 2010 was 364, up from 320 in 2009, but stil ...

For 12 hours one Saturday, two employees of the Black Ink tattoo shop in Coatesville etched ink into the flesh of as many people as possi ...

Pennsylvania state records show the wastewater byproduct of the Marcellus Shale drilling could be emptied into rivers — enough to c ...

2011 gets underway with Delaware drivers paying an average of $3.10 per gallon at the pump.   The average price for a gall ...

Good morning, Feeders! We’re back into our routine here at NewsWorks, which means your daily dose of news breakdown is on its way. ...

DelDOT unveils plans for a new spillway at Williams Pond in Seaford.   Construction will begin one week from today on the 12 ...

What’s your 2011 resolution? Did you make one at all? If you’re struggling for a little motivation, ...

In the last four years, New Jersey has spent $400,000 performing steroid tests on 2,000 high school athletes. Only one tested positive fo ...

Some fine dining news, and a possible positive economic indicator, for you: A landmark French restaurant in Philly will remain ope ...