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In New Jersey, many Afghans are relieved to be safe but also deeply fearful for family and friends back home.

The two sides are set to argue their respective positions before the justices Wednesday in Philadelphia.

Pfizer and its partner BioNTech said lab tests showed a booster dose increased by 25-fold the level of so-called neutralizing antibodies against omicron.

Police say the driver went into a pizza shop on Greene Street while the child was sitting in the backseat of the running car.

It’s the most wonderful time of the year, but shortages of everything from bottles to labels to machine parts have gummed up the booze works.

Diagnoses in people who inject drugs were rising before the pandemic. Health officials worry now about spread among people who don’t know their HIV status.

While the New Jersey Department of Transportation is finishing its investigation, they have begun designing a new wall that won’t be affected by heavy rains in the future.

About 30 survivors and 100 other veterans of the war participated in a ceremony at a pier overlooking the USS Arizona Memorial.

A French judicial official said the suspect was being held Tuesday on the basis of a Turkish arrest warrant.

U.S. District Court Judge R. Stan Baker, in Augusta, Georgia, issued a stay to bar enforcement of the mandate nationwide.

In the highly anticipated call on Tuesday, the U.S. president put Moscow on notice that a Russian invasion of Ukraine would lead to sanctions.

During the pandemic, the group helped small Black and brown-owned businesses navigate government funding options, retool, and prepare for what’s next.

New Jersey families making up to $150,000 will be eligible for child care tax credits when they file their 2021 taxes next year.

Contractors break ground on half-million dollar restoration as Marian Anderson Society seeks more funding.

Philadelphia City Council held a hearing on a proposed regulation that would make it a violation if your car is too loud.