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Environmentalists are concerned about the future of offshore wind projects in New Jersey after the state Board of Public Utilities voted ...

The leader of the New Jersey Senate is making another attempt to get a jobs creation bill passed. Because a lot of companies are s ...

Philadelphia City Council passed a bill banning cash gifts to public officials and employees. The measure would allow other gifts valued ...

A nonpartisan government reform group says investigations into a sting operation dropped by the Pennsylvania attorney general’s off ...

A Lancaster County woodworking business is in the national spotlight this week, with its case going before the U.S. Supreme Court. At iss ...

A year and a half ago, Rusty Doll bought a house in North Philadelphia. At around the same time he met a young man who was homeless and s ...

Homeowners in the nation’s flood prone areas got a big break today. President Obama signed the Homeowner Flood Insurance Affordabil ...

The surcharge on Delmarva Electric customers for Bloom Energy has been in effect for several years now. When news came out the charge was ...

It’s been seven weeks since the Philadelphia 76ers won a game — any game. Earlier this week the team set a franchise recor ...

An unusual trio is in Rome this week. They’re trying to convince Pope Francis to come to Philadelphia next year. Philadelphi ...

A Philadelphia councilwoman is seeking help for the groups that help the city’s hungry. Non-profit groups that prepare and s ...

More than six years after Police Officer Charles “Chuck” Cassidy was slain in the line of duty during a robbery inside a West ...

Bah-da-BOOM! That’s the nutshell description of Neil Simon’s “Laughter on the 23rd Floor,” the compendiu ...

Delaware’s unemployment rate continues its slow retreat and now stands at 6 percent for February. The Department of Labor ...

New Jersey’s top court has agreed to hear a case on whether it was OK for Camden to dissolve its police force and bring in a new co ...