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As graduating college students start to look for work, their job prospects are improving.   Carl Van Horn, director of ...

Gov. Chris Christie says that willingness to work hard is the key to a successful life. The governor and possible 2016 Republican ...

Pennsylvania’s unemployment fell again for the ninth straight month, even as payroll and labor force growth remained relatively sta ...

Mayors from around New Jersey will come to Atlantic City next week to do what some people say politicians love to do best: play with some ...

Gubernatorial hopefuls have largely ignored an issue that affects an estimated 40 percent of Pennsylvanians. Manifested in ...

The race to fill retiring Rep. Jon Runyan’s (R-N.J.) seat has grown nasty on the Republican side.  With just a couple o ...

Delaware’s unemployment rate dropped slightly in April. State officials are reporting an April unemployment rate of 5.8 perc ...

There’s no replacement for good, old-fashioned police work, but new technology is helping Wilmington’s finest do their jobs e ...

Later this year, Philadelphia will host a major gathering for high-achieving young people.  Philadelphia and Forbes Magazine ...

On Thursday, volunteers from three organizations and the local community met up at Green Tree School & Services (GTSS) to build a pla ...

Hosted by WHYY’s senior political reporter, Dave Davies, this special takes a statewide look at the Pennsylvania primary election c ...

The first Night Market of 2014 came to Old City Thursday. Featuring more than 85 vendors, it was the largest Night Market since the food ...

A cold front will crawl across the Garden State through the remainder of Friday, followed by clearing conditions overnight, forecasters s ...

DNREC secretary Collin O’Mara announced earlier this month that he will resign his post and become President and CEO of the Nationa ...

Parachuting into politics. It’s a phrase that state lawmaker Scott Wagner uses to explain what he’s up to these days. ...