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The N.J. law would take effect on Jan. 1 and official rules are now up for public discussion.

The report says the U.S. would need to quadruple its annual solar capacity in order to address the existential threat posed by climate change.

Wealthy nations — including the U.S. — have begun or are considering plans to offer third shots of two-dose vaccines to their vulnerable people.

Dr. Ashley Jordan, of Cincinnati, has been announced as the new leader of the AAMP.

Multiple parts of Montgomery County were hit hard by the remnants of Hurricane Ida, with both severe flooding and tornado damage.

A line of storms is forecast to move through the Philly region starting Wednesday evening as cleanup continues in the wake of Hurricane Ida.

New Jersey forbade districts from offering virtual learning. But in Pennsylvania, it’s allowed — and many districts are taking advantage.

Two men trying to abate the crisis using a mobile app are hosting a festival at FDR Park this weekend in hopes of giving residents a safe space to decompress.

GOP lawmakers have been pushing bills that would further restrict abortion and the debate is poised to become key in Pennsylvania’s 2022 gubernatorial race.

N.J. Governor Phil Murphy issued an executive order for flags to be flown at half-staff to honor the 27 who died and the four who remain missing after Tropical Storm Ida.

The district’s bus contractor emailed a 900-plus-page document listing every student’s name and bus stop location.

Lost your COVID-19 vaccine card? Delaware residents can now access their vaccine history through a new online portal.

To guard against the coronavirus’ delta variant force, the council will resume virtual hearings starting Sept. 17.

Pennsylvania’s highway agency wants to prevent a major heavy equipment contractor from doing state work for up to three years because it pleaded no contest to theft.

Andrea Constand remained something of an enigma over the years her sexual assault allegations against Bill Cosby played out in Pennsylvania courts and the public square.