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State lawmakers are promising changes to improve affordability for families, profitability for businesses and less debt for teachers by cutting red tape.

Bove will serve as a judge on the Philadelphia-based appeals court following a 50-49 vote in the Senate.

One proposal borrows from a New Jersey initiative that supports investigative reporting, multilingual journalism and hyperlocal news.

U.S. Reps. Herb Conaway Jr. and Donald Norcross asked Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem to clarify detention center plans.

A new therapy support group at Jefferson Moss-Magee Rehabilitation helps patients regain independence and identity with makeup and skin care classes.

Trenton's Water Walkers have been working out together since the height of the COVID pandemic. Participants said they have found community through the fitness program.

Some of the final documents and tests were completed before the construction of Glassboro-Camden Line, but hurdles could still derail the project.

Organizers campaigned on salary increases and job security, especially for international scholars. They will soon bargain on a contract.

After being denied entrance to the busy station, activists of all ages gathered outside — banging pots and pans — to call attention to the “forced starvation” of Gaza.

After international pressure, Israel over the weekend announced measures meant to allow more aid in Gaza. But people there say little has changed on the ground.

A community talk in Wilmington taught Latino families how to preserve traditions while making healthier, more informed food choices.

The paint manufacturer contaminated local waterways, groundwater and soil in Camden County with arsenic, lead and other metals.

Democrats are pushing the issue by passing a vote for a subpoena of the records and running Epstein-related TV ads in swing districts, including in Pennsylvania.

Residential solar tax credits were supposed to last for another decade. The Dec. 31 deadline has homeowners rushing to install and get their systems online.

Kids in southern Delaware are learning cultural pride, entrepreneurship, foods and the beauty of their Latino roots.