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Gov. Chris Christie has had some trouble getting Democrats in the New Jersey Senate to approve his judicial nominees. And those jurists n ...

A report in the NFL concussion litigation estimates that nearly three in 10 former players will develop at least moderate cognitive probl ...

Penn State has pulled Gideon Bibles from rooms of two hotels it runs and will, instead, make them available upon request in public access ...

This week City Council returns for its fall session and something we’re likely to hear a lot about in the coming months is the “Commu ...

For the first time since Mayor Nutter took office, the City of Philadelphia made significant, measurable progress over the past 18 months ...

“When Did we Get So Old?” That’s the headline of a recent New York Times ...

A prisoner on Pennsylvania’s death row who was scheduled to be executed this month has won a temporary reprieve. Gov. Tom Co ...

A 21-year-old Germantown man learned Friday that he will spend the rest of his life in prison after a sentencing hearing that followed hi ...

A plan to build a shopping complex including a supermarket and a fitness center has sparked debate among some suburban Philadelphia resid ...

The same-day grocery delivery service “InstaCart” is known for partnering with major chains including Whole Foods, Acme and S ...

A former day care worker has been convicted of abducting a 5-year-old girl from her Philadelphia classroom and sexually assaulting her du ...

The Delaware Symphony Orchestra is ready to kick off another season of symphonic “greatest hits,” hidden gems and some surpri ...

Americans in general favor the types of military actions Obama put forward in his speech Wednesday night, though prior to the speech, Ame ...

Female convicts seem to face greater challenges at least in part because the jobs they are suited for are more restrictive to ex-cons. ...

A labor group has filed an ethics complaint claiming it was improper that the man who oversees investments of New Jersey’s pension ...