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Politicians usually go to Geno’s Steaks in South Philadelphia for a “wiz-wit” or even “freedom fries.” To ...

Protesters were absent from casino ceremony The final beam is in place at the city of Philadelphia’s first casino. It’ ...

Trying to boost sales in the local market The state of New Jersey may try to duplicate the success of the federal tax credit for f ...

If he loses Senate primary, Sestak loses his seat in Congress too The time to campaign is running out in the tight race for US Sen ...

24 hours of high-stakes listening and watching This weekend hundreds of birdwatchers will be frantically criss-crossing New Jersey ...

The fruit company signed a lease extension on its warehouse facilities at the Port of Wilmington through 2025. The fruit company ...

Philadelphia’s mental health court is almost a year old. This first year is a trial run to see whether the court can help keep non- ...

A bill restricting the use of cell phones by motorists picks up speed in the Delaware General Assembly, and there’s new life for a ...

Six Pennsylvania gubernatorial candidates will vie for their party’s nomination Tuesday. Both Republicans say the new federal healt ...

The time to campaign is running out in the tight race for U-S Senate in Pennsylvania. WHYY caught up with one of the Democratic candidat ...

A New Jersey lawmaker wants to know if sex offenders in his state are complying with Megan’s law, which requires them to register w ...

The Board of Trustees at both the University of Delaware and Delaware State University have approved increases in costs for students. ...

Now that by all accounts the economy is on a modest upswing, Americans seem to have shifted their worries towards immigration. Plus, the ...

Legislative committees in the New Jersey Assembly and Senate have approved a measure to restore a three-percent income tax surcharge on m ...

Governor Christie says the state’s fair housing act, which was passed 25 years ago, does not work. Governor Christie is prop ...