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The West Chester resident was previously a senior U.S. diplomat in Mozambique.

Federal agents descended on Legislative Hall and the state finance office with subpoenas for records about Police Athletic League grants.

The woman accusing him said in court filings that Rep. Josué Ortega told her no one would believe her over a state representative.

The city recently determined that the Leibert House is “imminently dangerous.” It’s unclear if its owners will move to repair the property.

The council passed the proposal that prevents Trenton police from assisting ICE on civil immigration enforcement in a 4-2 vote.

Delaware Gov. Matt Meyer, whose wife works at the complex, said the shooting is “a sobering reminder that no one is immune” from gun violence.

Einstein Nurses United members say they want the hospital to commit to safer staffing levels, stable benefits and other upgrades in a new contract.

Lactation consultants can only bill UnitedHealthcare for services provided to a mother, but not her baby, starting Sept. 1.

The company said the order to pause its scrap metal shredder has cost it around $10 million and will lead to layoffs if it continues.

The agent was injured after being struck by a vehicle by the suspect, who was getting away.

The city of Wilmington barred members of the media and volunteers from accessing residents inside the fenced perimeter.

A near record crowd, mostly in Ecuadorian yellow, filled the South Philly stadium for the city’s first ever FIFA World Cup game.

Puerto Ricans across Delaware celebrated the signing of House Bill 290 and reflected on the history, migration and cultural pride that shaped the community.

The $7.1 billion plan contains many of Mayor Cherelle Parker’s housing priorities, but none of the staffing requests made by elected officials.

Soccer fans packed Lemon Hill’s Fan Festival before Sunday’s game at Lincoln Financial Field for Côte d'Ivoire vs Ecuador.