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Camden, New Jersey used to be a tech hot spot. Now, the troubled city is showing signs of life around health care. Few people see ...

In “Tribes,” a play that bursts with life and energy in a new Philadelphia Theatre Company production, it’s all about w ...

Kevin Doherty just planned on launching his remote control helicopter affixed with a camera to capture the sun setting over the froz ...

The beetles that feast on New Jersey’s Pinelands may be as shocked as you are by this winter’s unusually cold weather. But it ...

Government watchdogs have long criticized Philadelphia’s law governing gifts to city employees as too lax. Now, legislators are aim ...

Conrad Erb started singing when he was 5 years old in the Mennonite church where he grew up. He continued singing through college. Then h ...

Fred & Friends is recalling 200,000 pacifiers because of a risk that a baby using one could choke. No injuries have been repor ...

A New Jersey Senate committee has advanced a measure that would allow voters to cast their ballots at designated polling places up to 15 ...

New Jersey lawmakers are trying again to establish a commission to look into the affordability of attending college. The state Sen ...

A political action committee associated with Philadelphia’s powerful electricians union violated campaign finance regulations and h ...

Gov. Tom Corbett plans to ask Pennsylvania lawmakers for a $10 million increase for early education grants in his budget address next wee ...