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“You need to say if we do this, this is the commitment we would have to make financially."

Philly is hosting one of six Olympic development camps where young athletes are already preparing for the 2028 Summer Games in Los Angeles.

State environmental regulators are moving to shut down Erie Coke, a foundry with a lengthy history of environmental violations.

Despite resounding calls for changing the tax subsidy, none of the six pending proposals for reform have moved forward.

President Trump should be trying to end the horrible conditions in the migrant detention cams here instead of cozying up to dictators.

“I don’t think our country’s working right. And the challenge of trying to fix that is something I think I’m more up to now."

Chesco Sheriff Carolyn ‘Bunny’ Welsh authorized over $67,000 in overtime to her boyfriend, according to a report by the county controller’s office.

After a sale to a Chinese company fell through, Rider University wants to move Westminster College off its campus of 87 years. A legal challenge mounts.

New Jersey has let expire two tax incentive programs that have helped attract companies to Camden and several other struggling towns.

There's no ocean swimming allowed along a significant stretch of the Wildwood Crest beach after a malfunction at a wastewater treatment facility.

U.S. District Judge Susan Wigenton signed an order Monday for Bill Baroni's release. He was serving an 18-month sentence.

The Pennsylvania Department of Health has confirmed it will put an independent monitor in place to oversee Hahnemann University Hospital’s closure.

Act 79 took effect in April – and already, some counties are noticing an impact on weapon storage capacity and/or manpower.

How did 20 Democrats vying to appear on the 2020 ballot debate last week without ever assailing the Republicans' refusal to protect that ballot from Russian interference?

The law increasing New Jersey’s minimum wage from the current $8.85 bears first fruit today