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Pa. Treasurer Rob McCord has been granted access to the state’s Gaming Control Board executive sessions. A Commonwealth Cou ...

The Governor is looking at cuts in state worker benefits as a way to trim the size of government.  &nbs ...

The Philadelphia Gas Commission is supporting a city councilman’s efforts to keep natural gas harvested from Pennsylvania’s M ...

Happy Friday, Feeders! Things are a bit quiet around City Hall, but we’ve got plenty of other interesting stories coming your way t ...

State officials are developing new maps to identify areas at risk for flooding with help from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FE ...

The Railroad played a big part in the history of Delaware.  From the growth of industry in Wilmington, to getting Delaware’s peach ...

Frank Mugisha heads up the organization Sexual Minorities Uganda, an openly gay man in a country that is persecuting gays, and where a na ...

Four charter schools have been proposed for New Castle County, including the new Moyer Academy and a school focused on math and science e ...

Two months after shutting down a plan for a Wawa at Red Lion Road and Philmont Avenue, the Lower Moreland Board of Commissioners have agr ...

In front of community leaders and members of the media, Atlantic City Mayor Lorenzo Langford yesterday put in a call to N.J. Gov. Chris C ...

This from the AP: Police have two men in custody following a wild pursuit of an all-terrain vehicle through the streets, parks and ...

It was downright weird this week to hear Dick Cheney praise Barack Obama – an occasion long thought to be impossible, roughly akin ...

A new study from Thomas Jefferson University researchers tells us what we (sorta) already knew: Coffee helps a hangover — but it ...

It reads like a script from an episode of The Wire: More than a dozen people connected to the New Jersey waterfront are making cou ...

So, you’re probably not snowed in this morning. As anticipated, though, there was some snow fall, so the usual inconvenience ...