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Following a mild outbreak of the H1N1 flu in Delaware this past spring, state officials are trying to make sure residents are ready for t ...

Governor Jon Corzine has placed some of the responsiblity for the development of Camden New Jersey in new hands. Governor Jon Cor ...

Philadelphia’s vendors will be getting paid after weeks of delays prompted by the city’s budget crisis. Philadelphia ...

Mayor Michael Nutter says he will wait an extra week to see if Pennsylvania lawmakers approve a city sales tax hike and pension changes f ...

DNA testing has become a well known tool in the arsenal of the Philadelphia Police Department. The process is slower than it may appear i ...

Fewer families are expected to hit the roads this Labor Day weekend but the statewide projection isn’t stopping law enforcement off ...

An organization of state highway safety officials have called for a ban on texting while driving. The Governors Highway Safety Associatio ...

The city of Philadelphia is planning to offer incentives to get people to recycle more. The city of Philadelphia is planning to of ...

Philadelphia police and the District Attorney are sending a stern warning to people trying to skirt firarms regulations. Philadel ...

It’s a Labor Day Weekend tradition northern Delaware residents have enjoyed for more than a century. It’s a Labor Day ...

The leader of the Philadelphia Catholic diocese will be taking over the reigns of the Scranton Diocese. The leader of the Philadel ...

For the first time in Georgetown, the police department has lost one of its officers in the line of duty. For the first time in Ge ...

This deep recession complicates just about everything – including divorce. Household finances often fuel marital discord. The sl ...