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Some Republican lawmakers met with business leaders at the Statehouse in Trenton Thursday to map out strategies for making New Jersey mor ...

Ninety percent of unaccompanied minors in immigration court without a lawyer are ordered deported. With an attorney, more than 40 percent ...

A zoning dispute threatens to close the Barn at Spring Brook Farm, an animal-assisted therapeutic facility for children with disabilities ...

Recent legal cases in Philadelphia have brought attention to the crime of  “human trafficking.” A Philadelphia ma ...

The application deadline has passed for insurance companies wishing to offer health coverage through the federally run Affordable Care Ac ...

In Pennsylvania, most arrests should be followed up by getting the suspect’s fingerprints on file.     ...

The Delaware River Port Authority and PATCO are seeking some feedback from customers on how the agencies are are doing.  Many ...

Philadelphia is being sued because two paramedics failed to follow procedures when responding to a call from a pregnant woman with a hist ...

Education experts have long advocated for parents to keep their kids engaged in learning over the summer – when skills picked up during ...

With the heavily boarded up community of Homestead as a backdrop, the Housing Alliance of Pennsylvania released a toolkit to fight blight ...

Forty years ago, women were ordained for the first time as Episcopal priests at the Church of the Advocate in North Philadelphia. It was ...

Morgan Stanley has agreed to pay $275 million to settle U.S. civil charges that it misled investors about risky mortgage bonds it sold ah ...

Several advocacy groups are telling New Jersey lawmakers that they should move ahead with a constitutional amendment to eliminate the rig ...

Seeing Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett drawing a line in the sand this summer over public employee pension reform reminds me a little of Pa ...