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Two people are in the hospital after they were struck with a hammer during a home invasion in a Philadelphia suburb. ...

South Jersey is genuine farmland and in many ways feels more rural and “southern” than many places south of New Jersey.  ...

In honor of this Labor Day holiday, let us look back on Philadelphia’s history of labor strikes. Over the past sixty years, ...

Authorities say an SUV carrying six young people overturned in northeastern Pennsylvania, killing three and injuring the others. S ...

Early in the Cold War, there were fears Russia might invade and occupy Alaska — then a U.S. territory. So Washington recruited a ...

An accused drunken driver who allegedly fled from a traffic stop was captured when he crashed into a sign for an apartment complex in sou ...

Tens of thousands turned out for the start of the “Budweiser Made in America” concert in Philadelphia and just as many should ...

The show is ending for the Showboat Casino Hotel in Atlantic City. The Mardi Gras-themed casino is shutting down at 4 p.m. Sunday after 2 ...

A utility company serving the Philadelphia area has received hundreds of phone calls from residents reporting a gas smell, but crews have ...

Here’s a look at what we’ve got coming up this week.  1. Friday night was the season opener of the MLK Cougars fo ...

Several teenage soccer players were among those injured in a three-vehicle crash in Hamilton Township, New Jersey. Hamilton Townsh ...

Here are the stories you may have missed in Northwest Philadelphia this week.  ...

Pennsylvania’s public pension obligations amount to about $50 billion right now. The figure is partly a fiction, dependent on a num ...

For the first time, Pennsylvania environmental regulators are publicly releasing documents about cases when natural gas operations have d ...

Another Pennsylvania Republican — this time, a candidate for state Senate — is calling for a tax on Marcellus Shale natural g ...