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It’s a dark day for Camden, N.J. Today the city plans to layoff about 400 workers. Nearly half of them are police officers and fi ...

It’s tax season in Philadelphia. And it’s always money season. In response, City Councilman Curtis Jones, the Mayor’s O ...

Gov. Jack Markell says repealing the new health care law would negatively impact Delaware’s economy, businesses and residents. ...

Just one week after Saxbys Coffee closed its doors on Main Street in Manayunk, it appears the property owner, Eadeh Enterprise, already h ...

Phoenixville Borough Manager E. Jean Krack is wasting no time implementing PennDOT funding. He’s got plans to finish the borough ...

A group in Vallejo, Calif. says it’ll bid on the USS Olympia when open bidding begins next month. The historic war ship no ...

Analyzing DNA on crime shows seems to take a matter of minutes. In reality, the actual science of analyzing a sample and turning it into ...

After Del. Gov. Jack Markell released a report criticizing DelDOT for incompetence in handling three land deals, the Department of Transp ...

The process of redrawing New Jersey’s legislative districts is now formally under way, even though the latest Census data isn’ ...

Pick up a copy of War Dances if you haven’t already. The Sherman Alexie short story/poem collection has been chosen for th ...

Controlling blood pressure is not only a medical challenge, but a social one as well. In the African-American community, the insta ...

A flat tire doesn’t seem like such a hassle when you consider the worst case scenario: a stolen vehicle. A Vineland, NJ, couple app ...

The National Liberty Museum has announced the 2010 educators set to receive the “Teacher as Hero” Award. Along with State Far ...

According to its website, the 317 Irish Pub is Wilmington’s newest Irish Pub. It’s also the latest Wilmington bar the ...

Tom Corbett has been sworn in as Pennsylvania’s 46th governor. Corbett took the oath of office a few minutes after noon on T ...