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Moviegoers have a lot to look forward to this summer, from Christopher Nolan’s epic version of “The Odyssey” to a live action “Moana.”

Once a fixture of the Jersey shoreline that shaped Bruce Springsteen, the Phoenix Wheel now stands permanently in the Pennsylvania town where it was made.

“Permanence: We Were Here” is a four-foot-tall ceramic vessel that explores the Pennsylvania museum’s history as the former site of the Bucks County Jail.

The order comes after city, county and state elected officials called on government agencies to shut EMR’s Camden operations.

At its “Prosperity Breakfast,” Xiente leaders discussed how guaranteed income, affordable housing and coaching can help families achieve financial independence.

Angelina Katsanis was on assignment for The Associated Press on Saturday night when she was struck in the knee by a wood beam during a clash between police and protesters.

Open water presents risks that pools don't. A New Jersey swim coach explains how to handle currents, waves and other hazards.

The so-called “forever chemicals” were found at higher levels between Chester and Pea Patch Island.

The proposal has been tabled for two weeks after tensions between city council members and immigrant activists flared at Thursday’s council meeting.

Parker blamed “billionaire tech companies” after Council rejected a $1 per-ride tax on rideshare services meant to benefit the school district.

Pennsylvania Creative Industries voted to alter the previously approved overhaul of its funding process.

Lawmakers targeted improvements in education and child care, focusing on early education and underserved students.

The West Philly elementary school is one of 17 city schools set for closure after the 2027-2028 school year.

Four additional offices are now issuing REAL ID licenses, and applicants can upload proof of residency on their cell phones.

In 2025, overall use of Language Line, which provides translation for more than 240 languages in real time, was down 12.4% from 2024.