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New Jersey is close to banning companies from requiring a credit check as a condition of employment for most job applicants. Under ...

My husband I must register for a new plan by Dec. 23, but we still haven’t been able to register, and it’s not for lack of tr ...

Sunoco Inc. will move out of Philadelphia and consolidate its corporate headquarters in the the Delaware County suburbs in two years, a c ...

Prosecutors have filed more charges against a north Philadelphia youth football coach accused of alleged assaults on young boys. ...

Improvements to the park come after construction work on the nearby Indian River Inlet Bridge took up some space at the state park. < ...

When the U.S. government tries to kill a media scoop by invoking “national security,” how do we know whether our security is ...

“The Twelve Days of Christmas” is a song about the gifts a true love gives. “The Twelve Dates of Christmas,” at A ...

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court is throwing out portions of the state’s version of Megan’s Law, saying lawmakers violated the ...

As they wait for Port Authority officials to comply with their most recent wave of subpoenas, key Democratic lawmakers are debating how t ...

Some were praised as inspirations for young people, others for their work on digital projects and still others as tireless researchers. ...

Tuesday is expected to be the busiest day of the year for package delivery, and that means more opportunities for thieves to swipe those ...

Death, devices and celebrity drove the quest for more information on Google’s search engine this year. Three of the world ...

The Top 50 Northwest Philadelphia Photos of 2013 countdown continues today with images 31 through 40. They include “ ...

Delaware financial forecasters made little change to their projection for state revenue at Monday’s meeting, but a reversion of cas ...

Their absences are so very palpable this time of year — the loved ones who would be sitting with us at our tables, whose hands we would ...