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Traditional public schools and charter schools don’t have the same rules when it comes to teacher certifications, but one new propo ...

Environmental groups are hoping New Jersey lawmakers will attempt to override Gov. Chris Christie’s veto of a bill to ban the treat ...

A “Desperate Housewives” producer and writer; a former Green Bay Packers star, a supermodel and a retired Army general are am ...

The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board is not considering boosting its markup on wine and spirits, an assurance from the board’s cha ...

New Jersey’s unemployment rate is moving lower, but there’s some concern about how long that trend will continue. The ...

Senior citizens’ incomes stagnate while property values rise during the decades they often spend in their homes.  Senio ...

Rob Tornoe weighs in on the latest controversy that has State Treasurer Chip Flowers’ Republican opponents calling for him to resig ...

Rutgers scientists and data managers announced a new climate change mapping website for New Jersey this week. ...

In Philadelphia, 40 percent of school-aged kids live in poverty. One in five students has had some contact with the Department of ...

Earlier this year, Delaware’s legislature voted to forego a portion of the state’s casino revenue to fund improvements to mak ...

SEPTA has reached a tentative agreement with one of the regional rail union locals that staged a one-day strike in June. An end to ...

Philadelphia taxpayers will kick in money if the city wins its bid to host the 2016 Democrati ...

A new 12-year plan for transportation-related projects in Pennsylvania outlines how the state will spend more than $21 billion generated ...

Dover police say hundreds of live chickens were scattered on a road after a tractor-trailer hauling the birds fell on its side. &n ...

A Philadelphia anti-violence group wants residents to call it if they think a fight could be brewing. The new campaign to curb sho ...