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The panel is made up of 15 people who represent the plant and its neighbors, including school districts, first responders, nuclear planners and state historians.

At a press conference, they addressed allegations of abuse of children and teenagers by staff at the now-shuttered county facility in Lima.

With the Eagles, Flacco will perhaps get a chance to finish his career for his hometown team and also presumably back up second-year quarterback Jalen Hurts.

The relaxing of visitation rules in long-term care comes as N.J. grapples with a significant surge in new coronavirus infections, as well as an uptick in hospitalizations.

When Pa. relaxes restaurant restrictions on April 4, Philadelphia won’t be following suit, citing a rise in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations.

James MacColl faces three charges for allegedly lying to investigators about the gun he used to shoot 18-year-old Yahim Harris during a chase in 2019.

The step comes as some Camden property owners fear losing their homes to tax sales because of the department’s lack of action.

A successor to the Reading Railroad Company filed permits to demolish the historic train station months after a group filed a conservatorship petition to save it.

During a forum hosted by the Philadelphia Bar Association, three candidates debated how they would deal with the city’s historic gun violence crisis.

The governor said restrictions might be eased in the coming days but is also concerned about a recent uptick in cases and hospitalizations.

“This Senate will be different,” said Schumer, D-N.Y. “The Senate is going to debate and address the epidemic of gun violence in this country.”

Clementon Park and Splash World — a New Jersey amusement and water park that operated for over 100 years — is going on the auction block Tuesday.

The projects spread across six counties will add 191 megawatts of solar energy in the state, nearly double how much is produced statewide now.

Two proposals that will be before voters this May have drawn the ire of Republican leaders in the state House and Senate.

The problem arose after a QR code intended for people at the Convention Center to make their second-dose appointments was shared widely.