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A state House proposal would add a disclaimer to Pennsylvania’s sales pitches for wine and liquor. “This ad paid for b ...

Brittany Chokpelle felt “truly blessed” on Thursday. As one of the first residents-to-be of Northern Children’s ...

On a recent steamy afternoon, a pair of unmarked sedans pulled into the narrow parking lot in front of Gramercy Park Garden Apartments. ...

The shocking thing about the Broadway blockbuster “The Book of Mormon,” whose excellently performed national tour has settled ...

The New Jersey Assembly turned down Gov. Chris Christie’s call for quick approval of some bail overhaul measures, but supporters ar ...

The supermarket already has a health clinic, but now — right next to the automatic blood pressure cuff — there’s a kios ...

It’s a new day in Trenton. As of July 1, the capital city has had a new mayor. Eric Jackson follows Mayor Tony Mack who, in Februar ...

When Philadelphia’s next mayor takes office in 2016, he or she will face daunting challenges: high taxes, unemployment and widespre ...

The Philadelphia Police have a new contract, and two other city unions are already working under terms of new deals. That leaves one city ...

Philadelphia police officers have a new labor contract. An arbitration award announced is bringing smiles to both city and union official ...

Motorists on the Atlantic City Expressway might want to wish the toll road a happy 50th anniversary. The 44-mile road opened on Ju ...

A Delaware woman has been sentenced to a year in federal prison after pleading guilty to embezzling more than $350,000 from Discover Fina ...

Gov. Chris Christie has signed into law a bill that allows gamblers to ban themselves from casinos or gambling websites without having to ...

A Sudanese woman who refused to recant her Christian faith in the face of a death sentence is heading to the United States. Meriam ...

All of Philadelphia’s major birthing hospitals have stopped giving out discharge bags with formula in it to new moms. The city join ...