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Atlantic City police say a woman who had reportedly drowned after she was caught in a rip current was actually revived at the scene by em ...

In the end, they shook hands and wished one another well. After a two-hour hearing near Harrisburg on Tuesday, a five-member Penns ...

The roomful of adults sit quietly in groups at tables, conferring together and drawing large pictures with colorful markers on white char ...

It will soon be illegal to trade ivory or rhinoceros horns in New Jersey. Gov. Chris Christie signed a bill Tuesday that outlaws i ...

Federal prosecutors say they may appeal the bail granted to four Philadelphia police officers accused in a sweeping racketeering case. ...

Delaware has joined 17 other states in allowing police officers to carry naloxone, a prescription drug that can reverse the effects of an ...

Federal prosecutors say a former branch manager of a South Jersey bank has admitted embezzling more than $260,000. Season Wengert ...

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is touring the state, making his case for further paring back of public employees’ pensions. But the fac ...

A new report from the Institute of Medicine is calling for stro ...

Voters in New Jersey will get the chance this fall to approve a constitutional amendment that would establish a new, stable source of fun ...

Hundreds of people gathered in front of the U.S. Mint on Independence Mall Tuesday in Philadelphia to plunk down $1,240 for a half-dollar ...

Tobacco use of all kinds is now officially banned on all University of Delaware property. The University of Delaware’s compl ...

Returning to civilian life after serving in the military was complicated for Anthony Fedele. After six years in the infantry, the ...

The mayor of Philadelphia is more concerned about opening the city’s schools on time than a piece of legislation that could decrimi ...

Three P.F. Chang’s restaurants in the greater Philadelphia region were among 33 nationally that were victims of a credit and debit ...