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Plans to turn the historic Fort DuPont into a destination for residents and recreation are moving forward as the state issues its master ...

It is hard to quibble with the fact that Dr. Daniel Mascarenhas is breaking the law as he tries to find pacemakers from those who have re ...

Philadelphia is trying to entice businesses to hire veterans, but so far it doesn’t have many takers. Councilman David Oh, w ...

A group of Long Beach Island residents are hoping to draw a younger crowd of tourists to the shore next month by tempting them with a hot ...

Findings from this week’s U.N. report on climate change couldn’t be more explicit, stressing that the effects of warming are ...

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Tom Wolf, a Democratic candidate for Pennsylvania governor, says some of the $10 million that he gave to his campaign was from a bank loa ...

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

A New Jersey Transit clerk is suing after the agency suspended him for using medical marijuana to treat his end-stage renal failure. ...

A judge says Raritan must pay a media company nearly $600,000 in legal fees spent on a 2009 public records lawsuit. The ...

Twenty years ago Rick Kirk decided office work wasn’t for him, and what started out as a hobby has become his life.&nbsp ...

The Data Centers, LLC hopes to start demolition on a 43-acre brownfield on the University of Delaware’s Science Technology and Adva ...

Gov. Chris Christie says his proposal to extend the length of the school day and the school year will not be across-the-board.  It w ...

When the Independence Blue Cross Broad Street Run takes place next month, Michael DeCarolis said he’ll be there. He’s just no ...

The oldest steel warship afloat in the world will stay in Philadelphia waters. The Independence Seaport Museum has been searching ...