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A new Census Bureau report shows the poverty rate in New Jersey is much higher than the official measure. When factoring in all in ...

Philadelphia City Council members are grinding away at a package of bills overhauling demolition regulations in the city in the wake of t ...

As the Pennsylvania House ponders expanding DNA collection from those charged with crimes but not yet convicted, lawmakers are struggling ...

Reach Academy for Girls will close at the end of the school year after the state Department of Education decided not to renew the school ...

It’s no secret enrolling in health coverage through new online marketplaces has gotten off to a slow start. It’s become so much a ...

A new survey finds that small businesses in New Jersey have a dim view of the future. Only 6 percent of the owners polled by the < ...

Tensions have been running high as Giavannone Construction, owner of 5901 Ridge Ave., co ...

The fuzzy-brained comedy “Hands Across Veronica,” at Walking Fish Theatre in Kensington, is supposed to make us think in some ...

The Justice Department says it has reached an agreement to allow the merger of US Airways and American Airlines. The agreement req ...

Jersey Shore Hurricane News contributor Roman Isaryk captured this scene ...

Delaware has launched a new marketing tool designed to attract more foreign business to the First State. Gov. Jack Markell today u ...

Community leaders signed off on the first step in improving Wilmington’s Eastside section through a collaborative effort to restore ...

New Jersey Senate President Steve Sweeney said the full Senate will vote Monday on a bill granting in-state tuition rates to students bro ...

Members of the Tea Party are livid. To them Chris Christie represents the kind of moderate, middle of the road, wishy-washy, principle-fr ...

An attempted kidnapping reported Saturday afternoon in Allenhurst is unfounded, police said. Subsequent interviews conducted by th ...