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One of America’s most reknowned street artists was in Philadelphia Friday. Shepard Fairey gained notoriety for the “Hope̶ ...

The idea of building a hybrid car in Delaware took another step forward with the approval of a loan from the U.S. Department of Energy. ...

A Trenton man and a Philadelphia man have died from injuries sustained in Road Rage attacks. The incidents have put a renewed spotlight o ...

Philadelphia and Lambertville celebrate fish swimming up river Fans of art, music…and fish…will swarm to a Philadelphi ...

Workers worry about how to cut back Some New Jersey workers will soon be working a little bit less. Camden County officials anno ...

It’s been decades since new reactor built in U.S. The utility PSE&G is considering constructing another Nuclear plant i ...

Says U.S. need to get moving on energy efficiency The city of Philadelphia got a visit from the U.S. Secretary of Energy. Steven ...

How to plant 300,000 trees with a budget that pays for 6,000 This weekend is the first city-wide tree planting of the season in Ph ...

Will taxes go up to pay a settlement? The suburban school district defending itself from a civil rights lawsuit may end up footing ...

Driving home the message of healthy eating is especially important in Delaware because 40 percent of the state’s children are eithe ...

A Delaware lawmaker believes increasing the penalty connected with vehicular homicides would reduce those numbers in the state. De ...

Remember the “It’s the economy, stupid” slogan during Bill Clinton’s presidential campaign? We’ll it’ ...

It’s “envelopes, please” for the fate of Philadelphia’s two daily papers and their website. Bidders for the bankr ...

As the nurses strike at Temple University Hospital enters its fourth week, union officials are monitoring ER operations and say there are ...

Women’s health advocates in Philadelphia are behind a bill that would give inmates giving birth a little more freedom. Women ...