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In a move viewed as a victory by conservationists, the Senate Judiciary Committee yesterday held off action on two nominees to the Pinela ...

One of the leaders of New Jersey’s legislature wants to make some changes in the state’s lobbying laws   S ...

Authorities say a Monmouth County man illegally trapped and ate raccoons and squirrels. Police have charged 30-year-old Aleksandr ...

Officials say an emergency drill at Newark Liberty International Airport is not expected to delay flight operations. The Port Auth ...

A bill advancing through the New Jersey Legislature would require state utility regulators to give hospitals and other health care facili ...

New Jersey’s Division of Gambling Enforcement put out a call for proposals last week for skill-based social games – think “ ...

How do changes in hospital nursing practices affect patient health? That’s the subject of a multimillion-dollar study from the Univ ...

Three Pennsylvanians were on a Monday flight with a nurse now known to be infected with Ebola, Gov. Tom Corbett said Friday during a pres ...

A New Jersey lawmaker is proposing a new avenue to help pay for road and bridge projects. It’s vital to consider things othe ...

Palliative care is often associated with hospice — or end of life — but the advocacy arm of the American Cancer Society wants to chan ...

The University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology is opening new laboratories this weekend that will improve efforts to study and pres ...

An anti-abortion group calling themselves “Created Equal” is in Philadelphia today with the ...

Delaware’s first confirmed case of influenza for the 2014-2015 flu season involved a Sussex County 2-year-old; the toddler was not ...

Over the last year, a sharp increase in accidents involving trains carrying crude oil has prompted emergency planners in Pennsylvania to ...

On a giant screen, demonstrators played a video that mashed up Martin Luther King, Jr.’s March on Washington speech, eerie music an ...