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An extension granted by New Jersey’s Motor Vehicle Commission means Tesla will be able to sell its electric cars in the state for a ...

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

Members of Philadelphia City Council are upset about how the city is maintaining buildings, especially police and fire stations. C ...

The state lawmaker who ordered up a report on a potential merger of two state agencies for sportsmen is studying the findings. A r ...

The last minute push to get people signed up for health coverage through the Affordable Care Act has generated excitement among those who ...

A group of public interest attorneys in Pennsylvania say they have reached a settlement with Sunoco after it violated a little-known law ...

The private company planning to buy Philadelphia Gas Works has promised to upgrade the city’s aging and leaking pipelines. ...

In Philadelphia this weekend, a huge trove of folk art will be auctioned off from the collection of filmmaker Jonathan Demme. The ...

A new report finds that Autism rates ...

After President Obama signed the Homeowner Flood Insurance Affordability Act, many Jersey Shore homeowners and state politicians are cele ...

The chairman of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has resigned amid continuing questions about lane closures near the George ...

The head of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has tendered his resignation. Governor Chris Christie spoke to reporters ...

There is plenty of optimism in the group that just got back from Rome for an audience with Pope Francis. Mayor Michael Nutter says ...

Chanting “We want peace,” about 100 students, alongside Wilmington police officers and Mayor Dennis Williams, voiced their ho ...

The military is conducting demolitions training at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst ranges through Sunday, according to a release fr ...