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Ten years ago, I started anonymously giving envelopes with handwritten Christmas cards and cash to people who are homeless in Philadelphia.

Temple University looks into a program that reduced gun violence in South Philadelphia. Frank Newport, editor-in-chief at the Gallup Poll ...

The latest unemployment numbers from the Department of Labor show Delaware’s job market continues to be stagnant.

When it looked like the annual reenactment of George Washington's daring dash across the Delaware River would be canceled, organizers turned to boats made by Philly kids.

The blue light can make it difficult to see veins, a city official said, and discourage shooting up.

The Cape May County Zoo has a new addition just in time for the holidays.

Tax bill passes, lawmakers react. Neighbors complain of displacement from Temple expansion. And the library foregoes books for a concert space.

The collaborative effort with Nuvve Corp. includes a research and development center to expand vehicle-to-grid technology pioneered at UD's Newark campus.

Norris — which has housed generations of low-income Philadelphians —  is undergoing a redevelopment.

Here are some of the wonderful photos you sent in of how we celebrate the holidays at the Shore.

Riders who prefer using tokens over the new SEPTA Key electronic fare card will have other options for a little while.

The meeting on Jan. 8 comes after Delaware and other states in the region announced plans to go ahead with a plan that runs counter to the repeal of the Clean Power Plan.

Among those hurt were seven Americans and two Swedish tourists, according to a spokesman for the Quintana Roo state Civil Defense agency.

Montgomery County State Senator Daylin Leach is calling for Pennsylvania Senate leaders to address the allegations. A federal crackdown o ...

Participation in last week's New Castle County Libraries' annual "Food for Fines," amnesty was down 79 percent, compared to the year before.