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It was a "successful emergency landing" on the 49th Street beach in Ocean City Saturday morning, the Ocean City Police Department said in a news release.

There's hope that a troubled bridge connecting Avalon and Sea Isle City could reopen this summer. 

The David Library in Bucks County, Pa., will move into Center City to become part of the American Philosophical Society.

Responding to an assault, New Jersey state lawmakers are considering panic buttons for hotel workers.

A South Korean newspaper reported Friday that North Korea executed a senior envoy involved in nuclear negotiations with the U.S. as well as four other high-level officials.

A judge has issued a court order barring The Allegheny Front, StateImpact Pennsylvania and 90.5 WESA from publishing a publicly available legal document.

The Pennsylvania Game Commission failed to make sure that energy companies paid what they owed in royalties from oil and gas production on state hunting lands.

From 2009 to 2014, at least 214 complaints were filed against federal agents for abusing or mistreating migrant children.

Bill Cosby has dropped his countersuit against seven women who accused him of sexually assaulting them.

Community members see discarded syringes in the Old City walkway known as Commerce Street. With a $1.25 million redo, they hope to make it less secluded.

E-scooters aren’t street legal in Philly but that isn’t stopping Lime from rolling out a brawnier model designed to withstand rough city streets.

“What you’re seeing here is not unusual. What made it noteworthy is how persistent and stubborn that pattern has been.”

After failing to approve recreational marijuana sales, New Jersey will now greatly expand its medical marijuana program.

To find Becker guilty of hindering, the jurors needed to believe that he concealed or destroyed evidence for a police investigation and that he did so intentionally.

The Trump administration is committed to making fossil fuels cleaner rather than imposing "draconian" regulations on oil, gas and coal, U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perry said.