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The state’s dominant utility is passing on cuts in costs for natural gas. Officials are negotiating on the amount of an electric rate hike that took effect in July.

Gov. Phil Murphy is expected to formally announce Way as his pick to replace the late Sheila Oliver during a news conference Friday morning.

The Fish and Game Council unanimously approved lethal and non-lethal means to manage the black bear population.

Prosecutors said Navarro acted as if he were “above the law” when he defied a subpoena for documents and a deposition from the House Jan. 6 committee.

Law enforcement officials said Danelo Cavalcante was seen near Longwood Gardens, but he continues to evade arrest.

In a scathing, 43-page report, the Justice Department outlines failures at the homes in Menlo Park and Paramus.

During the Nov. 7 election, six candidates will run for Pennsylvania’s intermediate appellate courts, which wield significant power over legal disputes and criminal cases.

Police said three streets employees were arriving to do work on the area. One worker left the car to go into a corner store and ended up in an altercation inside the store.

The public can no longer use an online search of public employee emails after the state removed it due to security concerns.

The money will be divided between NJ Transit and the state Department of Transportation.

Sept. 7 - 10: Fringe Fest in Philly, St. Anthony’s Festival in N.J., and Brandywine Festival of the Arts in Delaware are among the weekend’s highlights.

Ukrainian artist Oksana Pivush’s passion for jewelry making will be on display among hundreds of other artists this weekend.

The event is a two-part panel looking at “recasting the climate change narrative,” with a renewed focus on exploring solutions rather than emphasizing crises.

As press coverage of the arts shrinks, Artblog celebrates two decades of crawling through Philly’s galleries.

The curvy building is considered both an architectural marvel and a symbol of police brutality.