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A New Jersey appeals court has ruled that paroled sex offenders can be barred from Facebook, LinkedIn and other online social networks. ...

The City of Philadelphia is partnering with Enroll America, a nonpartisan nonprofit, to help educate consumers about how to sign up for i ...

A group of Philadelphia Inquirer owners has appealed last Friday’s court order restoring Bill Marimow as editor of the paper, charg ...

Despite some positive statistical trends, police and elected officials said last week that they are keeping an eye on crime and quality o ...

Earlier this month, Archbishop of Louisville Joseph Kurtz became the newest president of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops ...

This drawing was done last year to illustrate a commentar ...

Volunteers at the Sunday Breakfast Mission in Wilmington worked in the freezing rain to distribute Thanksgiving food boxes to needy Delaw ...

New Jersey’s sales outlook has improved for the fourth consecutive year. The New Jersey Business and Industry Association ...

It’s a brilliant October day. I pull my Saturn into the Joyce Kilmer rest stop and burst into tears. I can’t do it anymore! T ...

Drivers in New Jersey could possibly be pulled over for snacking, smoking or putting on make-up behind the wheel under a bill that has be ...

Two boxing champions put down their fists and picked up frozen turkeys to benefit the Philadelphia community. Light Heavyweight World Cha ...

After his team trounced West Catholic to win the PIAA District 12 AA championship a couple weeks back, Imhotep Panthers Head Football Coa ...

The firefighters union is teaming up with Philadelphia City Council for a major clothing drive. < ...

A new management team begins Monday at the Pennsylvania Convention Center with a mission of bringing new business to the facility in Phil ...

The nor’easter that is expected to cause significant holiday travel problems is quickly approaching the New Jersey region Tuesday m ...