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The project aims to restore river flow in the Neshaminy Creek and help fish to migrate.

The play about Anthony Fauci and Larry Kramer takes its script directly from a C-SPAN broadcast on which they appeared 33 years ago.

None of the 30 authorized stores have opened yet. Officials blame zoning rules and financing hurdles but say one will start operating this month.

Some renters are trading larger spaces for amenities. Others are contending with larger affordability issues amid a tight housing market.

A growing number of towns are banning data centers because of quality-of-life and financial concerns.

Deer have long gotten a bad rap as drivers of Lyme disease — but a new study, using more than 35 years of data, shows they aren’t the biggest culprit.

The plan aims to expand access to grants and rebates that help people install solar at home.

Health experts say there needs to be more attention on addressing predictable side effects of highly curable diseases like prostate cancer.

A report says 5,100 jobs could be lost over the next decade. That number could surpass 8,000 if two additional casinos open elsewhere in New Jersey.

Starting overnight Saturday, trolley service will be replaced by buses running aboveground on the same schedule.

If approved by a court, affected parties within a 1-mile radius of the former facility at 301 Highland Ave. could be eligible to receive cash payments.

The city’s average temperature tied for the third warmest on record from June through August.

Ben Schweers is a trial attorney based in Pittsburgh. This summer, he decided to take a break from legal work to be a lifeguard.

The nearly 200-year-old museum is the oldest natural history museum in the Americas.

Since 2013, the charity has hosted veterans and their families in the Sussex County resort town free of charge. Families are also honored at an annual parade.