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The 120-year-old, single-lane bridge connecting Cinnaminson and Maple Shade was rated “structurally deficient.”

Faith leaders, residents and elected officials gathered in Wilmington after a fire destroyed much of the historic Mother African Union Church.

High-profile progressives like U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez have lined up to endorse Chris Rabb while party faithful stand behind Sharif Street.

The biannual event will feature county detectives and assistant district attorneys fielding calls about Election Day issues.

The bill’s supporters say it would align investor-owned utility profits with typical Wall Street earnings. Utilities say it would threaten infrastructure investment.

Henry Tetlow helped shape America’s cosmetics industry with more affordable — less caustic — face powders before his company collapsed into a family feud.

Family Connects NJ offers at least one free home health visit to all families with newborns. Services will be offered in all 21 counties by January 2027.

The therapeutic songwriting workshop was designed to give young people a creative outlet to discuss their mental health.

Launched with NSF funding this year, Penn’s AIRFoundry boasts the potential to radically speed up drug development.

The educational tool provides information about more than a dozen historical sites connected with the American Revolution.

Jose Luis Aguilar Garcia started the concert series at Fiesta Fresh Market after he was inspired by NPR’s Tiny Desk Concerts.

The weekend-long tournament draws hundreds of soccer teams from around the world and an estimated $2 million economic boost to Delaware this month.

The $10,000 annual scholarship will help with children of Philadelphia police, firefighters and SEPTA police.

Parents across the country who are worried about excessive screen time in schools are lobbying educators to go back to pencils and paper.

Cases involving pets accidentally ingesting medical or recreational marijuana products are becoming more frequent, vets say.