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Pennsylvania is among the states that see the most damage from sinkholes in the U.S.

Police said sinkholes are not uncommon because of subsidence from coal mining activity in the area.

The new research program will look at ways to reduce risks of heart disease, hormone delays and other late-term effects of cancer treatment.

More than a dozen candidates are actively campaigning to become the next governor of New Jersey, but analysts say it's hard for the average voter to know who is running.

Helmy was appointed when Bob Menendez resigned after a federal corruption conviction. Helmy will step down this weekend.

The Delran, New Jersey native — who scored a hat trick in the U.S. victory over Japan in the 2015 World Cup final — earned 47 of 48 votes from the player selection committee.

The two North Philly factories are associated with Original Philly Holdings, which makes meat for cheesesteaks.

The state will cancel $12 million worth of fines it levied against the city for conducting unauthorized and potentially harmful beach repair work.

A Trenton Water Works inspector submitted phony water quality reports for five N.J. towns over a 14-month period.

Lawmakers must vote enabling legislation out of committee by Dec. 12 to authorize the arena before the end of the year.

In the Bridgeton case, a new group of victims were allegedly brought to a house on a weekly basis and instructed not to leave.

Technical issues with radiology services forced Crozer to close the emergency departments. Hospital staff say the department reopened Tuesday afternoon.

Proposed legislation would restrict mobile providers from operating on residential streets, near schools and recreation centers and in other public areas of Kensington.

The centers are intended to allow abuse survivors to get help from multiple providers at one location.

The beloved franchise is the focus of a five-day festival that includes a movie marathon, date nights and a crash course on the Rocky statue.