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Six cast members of “The Sopranos” will be on hand as the man who played mob boss Tony Soprano is inducted into the New Jerse ...

For years, Republican climate change deniers have essentially said, “We can’t do a darn thing about this global crisis that d ...

Justina McMinn says she left C.W. Henry School nearly four years ago with “straight Fs.” Today, the Roxborough High Sc ...

Penn State began as a small agricultural college nearly 160 years ago and has changed drastically.

The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board is expected to approve a second Philadelphia casino at a meeting next week. The Pennsylvania ...

Since high school, when Leslie discovered she had a talent for public speaking, it became a part of her personality. But constant bouts w ...

Many people who bought health insurance through the federal marketplace in the first year of the Affordable Care Act open enrollment coul ...

Although faced with daunting challenges, several New Jersey cities have launched efforts to help undo the social and economic blight caus ...

More pain lies ahead for Atlantic City and its residents as the state considers taking control of the city government and imposing a rang ...

The statistics are grim in Camden City Schools: according to just-released state data, only 21 percent of children in grades 3-8 can read ...

Pennsylvania lawmakers say only time will tell how Republican leadership changes will alter the House and Senate majority caucuses and th ...

Following a second summit meeting of government, business, and labor leaders in Atlantic City, a panel appointed by New Jersey Gov. Chris ...