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The Obama administration and Congress are moving quickly to respond to a growing political firestorm over reports of treatment delays and ...

Descendants of Msgr. Patrick Garvey are challenging the Archdiocese of Philadelphia’s plans to sell a portrait of Garvey painted by ...

A judge has returned a 38-pound feline to a New Jersey woman after DNA testing couldn’t conclusively say whether it was a purebred ...

An employee at a Pennsylvania school established by the Hershey chocolate company’s founder has been fired after a hidden video cam ...

Residents near Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst may hear ...

Here’s a look at stories you may have missed in Northwest Philadelphia this week: 1. ...

Here’s a look at stories you may have missed in Northwest Philadelphia this week: 1. ...

One of the endearing qualities of the late Woody Guthrie, a man whose plain-talk songs are now well-woven into the fabric of our folk cul ...

The Environmental Protection Agency is proposing new emissions rules for refineries aimed at protecting neighborhoods nearby from to ...

An annual audit of the Pennsylvania Legislature’s expenses is overdue, prompting an activist to call out the late accounting.  ...

A judge has rejected a request from former Philadelphia television sportscaster Donald Tollefson to have a public defender represent him. ...

A landmark Jersey shore restaurant that was demolished by Superstorm Sandy and moved inland, only to shut down when business was slow, ma ...

A 41-year veteran of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey praised for his leadership after the Sept. 11 terror attacks has died. ...

No criminal charges will be filed against the director of New Brunswick’s fire department for running into three children who were ...

The feuding owners of Philadelphia’s two largest newspapers will vie for the company at a head-to-head auction set for May 27. ...