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Delaware dodged the brunt of Superstorm Sandy, but the storm highlighted the state’s vulnerability to high winds and heavy rain.

Is the state of New Jersey scaring parents over pot-laced candy being given out on Halloween? Pot advocates say N.J. Attorney General is fueling the fear.

“If you had to pick a monument that represented contemporary Philadelphia, what would you choose?”

A New Jersey program that funds the demolition of homes in flood prone areas and conversion of the land into open space received an enormous financial boost this week.

Emotional health concerns continue to impact a "significant number" of hard-hit Superstorm Sandy survivors, according to a Monmouth University Poll survey.

County leaders say solar energy use in Delaware will double following the enactment of an ordinance that reduces various restrictions on solar energy systems.

We asked black Americans whether they believe discrimination against black Americans exists in the U.S. today.

The closure of the Thomas A. Mathis Bridge, the causeway that connects Toms River, New Jersey with the Barnegat Bay Island, is once again set to begin Friday.

We accepted that we were free to choose our life’s direction and obligated to choose morally, but our choices were all so unpalatable. There was no exit, no honorable option.

Five years after Superstorm Sandy pummeled New Jersey, a majority of the hardest hit residents feel like they have been forgotten during the recovery process.

Mental Health Partnerships provides services to homeless people, particularly those struggling with mental illness. Philly condo owners raise funds to extend that work.

West End Neighborhood House in Wilmington hopes to reach more at-risk youth in search of employment, thanks to a $250,000 grant from Citi Foundation.

If Martin Luther King Jr. were to spend the night now in the second floor Camden bedroom where he reportedly stayed as a seminary student ...

In February, a person or group desecrated hundreds of headstones at the Wissinoming cemetery. Donors from around the world contributed $300,000 to repair the damage.

The family of late Private First Class James Davis, Jr., received the Bronze Star and Purple Heart medals on his behalf, 73 years after he was killed in action.