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Lawyers representing Hart, McLeod and Dube say each player has been charged by police in London, Ontario.

The Delaware River and Bay Authority Commission approved plans for an 80,000-square-foot domed indoor sports complex.

With the City of Chester facing bankruptcy, the state's top court has given the receiver more power to save it, even if it means bypassing the will of local elected officials.

Shapiro has been eyeing such a strategy since last year, when he told legislators during his inaugural budget address that he was “sick and tired of losing to other states.”

The Florida-based company was at the center of a tax credit controversy in the Garden State.

Sgt. William Rivers enlisted in the Army Reserve in 2011 as an Interior Electrician.

The PPD released the full video after questions were raised over witness video shared on social media.

The nearly two-hour conversation centered on youth homelessness — a growing problem in the region, according to recent city data.

There will be more vacant stores as the bankruptcy process enables companies like Rite Aid to break their leases. Here’s what’s happening behind the scenes.

DCNR officials say they’re focused on ecological restoration for Big Elk Creek State Park.

Thousands of low-income homeowners within city limits could get a $500 credit on their property tax bill if they qualify for a program that’s soon to expire.

Superintendent Watlington outlined the key issues he plans to tackle and previewed the obstacles they face as a district.

A New Jersey group is educating students about mental health issues to combat rising youth suicide incidents.

The casino industry opposes the measure, while many casino workers support it.

The area from Independence Hall towards Jeweler’s Row will see the infrastructure improvements ahead of major celebrations in 2026.