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It’s the first month with higher unemployment since December. New Jersey’s unemployment rate is up for the first time ...

It’s a far cry from the 20,000 layoffs he had thought would be required. Even recently, he said at least 700 people would lose job ...

Boxes were also taken from the home of Traffic Court Judge Robert Mulgrew. Federal agents raided several Philadelphia properties t ...

“Smiling” faces greet happy school kids to kick off another school year. An early morning thunderstorm rolled through ...

UD makes the top ten of a list of schools “worth watching.” The ...

Delaware’s Governor will be honored in his adopted hometown Friday and Saturday. The late Delaware Governor Sherman Tribbitt ...

When a fly repeatedly buzzes by, your basic instinct is to simply ignore it. But there comes a point when you’re finally tempted to ...

The families of two young Hungarians who died in the Delaware River Duck Boat accident are in Philadelphia to file legal paperwork a ...

The case of tracking students using webcams on school-issued laptops in Lower Merion is getting the big-screen treatment. An indepen ...

After making some cuts last year, New Jersey is increasing grants for arts groups around the state. The State Council on the ...

SWEEPS officers try to educate residents about what can be recycled. Last year they wrote 63,000 tickets. The city of Philadelphi ...