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The agency that oversees issues from drinking water to flood management in the Delaware River watershed stands to loose about 20 percent ...

New Jersey residents will be able to comment at three public hearings next week on the state’s plans to spend more than $1.4 billio ...

After a brief reprieve, an active, colder weather pattern settles in for the upcoming days, forecasters say. While innocuous ...

Hundreds of Pennsylvania Democratic Party members are planning to meet to try to decide whether, or which candidate, to endorse in the gu ...

The first gold medal awarded at the 2014 Sochi Games ended up with three snowboarders on the top podium, hugging it out after grinding an ...

Here’s a look at stories you may have missed last week: 1. ...

Utility crews in Pennsylvania and Maryland are still trying to restore power to nearly 300,000 customers without power two days after an ...

Ever get confused comparison shopping for printer ink? A New Jersey Assembly committee has advanced legislation intended to help consumer ...

State Democratic leaders are beginning to make finer points of disagreement with Gov. Tom Corbett on the centerpiece of his budget propos ...

The mayor of New Jersey’s capital city has been convicted of bribery, fraud and extortion. Trenton Mayor Tony Mack was found ...

Following a report that found aid was wrongly denied to hundreds of Sandy victims, New Jersey officials have decided to reopen the appeal ...

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett and New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie both want pension system changes, and they both may be disappointed ...

Proposed increases to farming-related programs are prompting warm and fuzzy feelings at the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau. At the same ...

The movie “The Monuments Men,” released this weekend, tells the story of a World War II military unit responsible for finding ...

Area academics recently joined forces with researchers across the country to initiate an ongoing assessment of the implementation of the ...