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The secretive practice of the natural gas industry may soon see the light of day. The Associated Press reports officials are weigh ...

While their own prospects are improving, New Jersey companies have big doubts for the overall economy in the coming year.The New Jersey B ...

Check out Dave Davies’ latest report on council’s r ...

Governor-elect Tom Corbett says he won’t take the pay increase for his new job that was recently passed by the state legislature.&n ...

  Actually, you’re welcome to say your piece to City Council every Thursday now, as long as you can finish in three minutes. ...

Cash-strapped cities like Philadelphia should take a closer look at their payment-in-lieu-of-taxes programs, or PILOTs, says a new study ...

Delaware is trying hard to upgrade the quality of their education.  Their success in securing “Race to the top” funds ma ...

Though economic indicators are still on the gloomy side, Philly has at least one positive sign it can boast on.  Philadelphia’ ...

Delaware’s 28-year-old bottle bill is being thrown to the curb. Starting Wednesday, the state’s 5-cent refundable bottle depos ...

175 Pennsylvania Army National Guard members will be deployed to Afghanistan after a pending training at Fort Dix in New Jersey.  A ...

At one time the Riverfront shops, a series of warehouse looking buildings around the corner from Wilmington’s Amtrak station r ...

The mystery continues. For the fourth year in a row, someone has hung Christmas ornaments from a large pine tree on the side of th ...

Two defendants pleaded guilty Monday to reduced charges of disorderly conduct after leaving their children in a casino parking lot. The m ...

So where is Mayor Nutter today? Once again, the mayor spent the morning in Washington, this time at the Department of Energy’ ...

The search for an 18-year-old man who fired multiple shots at a Maryland state trooper ended this morning when the fugitive turned himsel ...