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Wawa Welcome America returns with 16 days of events, six nights of fireworks, an expanded July 3 parade and citywide celebrations for America’s 250th anniversary.

Nearly 1 million New Jersey students take arts classes by law. Advocates say sustaining those gains amid budget pressures is the next fight.

“I'm grieving ... but I am also angry," said La's daughter, who added that staff actively ignored her father's distress.

Officials said it happened during a routine maintenance check of a fire boat, but it's not yet known how the firefighter fell into the water.

A video recorded in a parking lot off Bridge Street shows a chaotic scene in which several agents pull a man from a vehicle as bystanders shout.

While contagious, a person visited Patient First Primary and Urgent Care on South Collegeville Road in Collegeville on January 29, between 1:15 p.m. and 4:15 p.m.

Three protesters were arrested after standing on the site for more than an hour Thursday morning. They say the garage will worsen air pollution.

Sherrill vacated the seat after she won the governorship last year, opening up the competitive Democratic primary.

The detention of a Turkish couple who own a New Jersey kebab shop helped galvanize their community against immigration crackdowns last year.

Norristown Police Chief Michael Trail called the video alarming and concerning.

For decades, the site — 35 acres of grassy lots where 1,000 rowhomes once stood — has sat empty. Parker’s proposal could change that, but residents are wary.

Feb. 5–8: New theater premieres and a children’s book fair are among weekend event highlights.

Cycling organizations, older adults and immigrant advocacy groups are calling on legislators to amend the new law.

Shapiro’s plan includes heightened scrutiny of utility profits by state regulators and getting rid of “junk fees.”

The original rebranding in October was the start of a tumultuous period for the museum.