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“No vacancy.” Abused women looking for emergency shelter in Philadelphia are hearing that phrase more and more often t ...

As the Jersey Shore continues its recovery, more than a year after Sandy, much of the attention is on popular tourist destinations like S ...

We hear a lot from the Obama administration and big business and the immigration advocacy groups about the moral reasons why Congress sho ...

There’s a nip in the air, and you can see your breath. The trees are bare. Couples bundle against the cold, walking han ...

More than 300 singers from the Commonwealth Youthchoirs gathered on Sunday for a tribute concert to honor the memory of 20 first graders ...

With less than three months left for the Council on Affordable Housing (COAH) to meet a state Supreme Court mandate to determine each New ...

Kermit Gosnell, currently serving life in prison without the possibility of parole, has been sentenced to 30 years for running a “p ...

Republicans in the New Jersey Assembly are accusing the Democrats who control the Legislature of not doing enough in the lame duck sessio ...

These are tense days at the Pennsylvania State Employees Retirement System, where the fund’s chief investment officer has left foll ...

The United Methodist minister who officiated at the wedding of his gay son says he will not step down voluntarily from his post in Pennsy ...

With the help of a federal grant, the Corbett administration is launching a drug take-back program in Pennsylvania, intended to decrease ...

In the past month, hundreds of Delawareans have successfully signed up for health insurance through the healthcare.gov marketplace, but s ...

The 115th annual Pennsylvania Society event, when the state’s political movers and shakers descend on New York City for parties and ...

A bill that would have made gay marriage a law in New Jersey will not come up for a vote in the remaining few weeks of the current legisl ...