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A law going into effect in New Jersey on New Year’s Day is intended to end a deceptive sales practice. The law makes it ille ...

New Jersey health care providers and nonprofits are sharing more than $5 million in state grants to improve services to veterans. ...

Philadelphia is in the midst of a green revolution, and it’s happening overhead. The urban canopy — the population of street ...

The minimum wage in New Jersey will not be going up in the New Year. A constitutional amendment voters approved in 2013 ties New J ...

A new study by The Trust For America’s Health measured how prepare ...

In the wake of felony sexual assault charges against comedian Bill Cosby in Montgomery County, public pressure is increasing on area univ ...

Last spring, just after winning his one of the lead roles in the Walnut Street Theatre’s production of Eugene O’Neill’s ...

There’s a testy exchange in the movie “Spotlight,” about the Boston Globe’s investigation into child sex abuse in ...

When Jim Kenney takes the oath of office Monday, it will mark the beginning of his term as Philadelphia mayor, but it also marks the ...

The age-old dream reuniting Philadelphia and the Delaware River by covering I-95 got a boost during Mayor Michael Nutter’s farewell ...

Preparation is beginning for a $370 million replacement of the Scudder Falls Bridge carrying I-95 over the Delaware River between Lower M ...

Six Airmen were honored in a dignified transfer at New Castle Air National Guard Base on Dec. 23rd after the mission was relocated f ...

Four and a half years ago, the governor and the Legislature passed bipartisan legislation in New Jersey designed to fix the pension syste ...

When it comes to customer complaints filed with the Federal Communications Commission, Comcast is getting some bad marks.   T ...

It’s a sign of the times.  Philadelphia Mayor-elect Jim Kenney is adding a position to handle new media.  Stephani ...