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Delaware and Pennsylvania have acted, New Jersey has not Wednesday marks the fifth anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court’s & ...

Travelers on I-95 in Delaware have a new spot to grab a bite to eat as the state’s new welcome center opens its doors just in time ...

City had evicted group over national policy excluding gays A jury in Philadelphia has decided the city cannot evict a local Boy Sc ...

Not all Republicans say they are sure votes for their Governor’s plan New Jersey lawmakers are working to finalize a new sta ...

One of Philadelphia’s most prominent restaurant owners is inviting a small country kitchen with a national reputation to take over ...

As part of an effort to increase government transparency, Delaware’s budget for FY 2011 has been released a week before it must be ...

North Camden was first neighborhood to get spiffed up Some Camden residents braved the steamy weather to wield shovels and rakes W ...

Two New Jersey inventors say they have an earth-friendly and inexpensive way to make water safe for drinking. Two New Jersey inve ...

If you’re watching lots of World Cup soccer this week, there’s no need to feel guilty. Being an avid sports fan can contribut ...

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has, for the first time, counted the number of human drug trials conducted outside the U ...

Governor Ed Rendell plans to meet with legislative leaders this afternoon to try to reach consensus and avoid repeating last year’s ...