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One of the guiding principles for the Jersey Shore as it recovers from Sandy is to rebuild stronger — and higher above sea level.  ...

At long last. ...

New Jersey lawmakers will be taking their summer break without acting on campaign finance reforms. Measures to require political c ...

The new chairman of the Germantown Special Services District would like you to know that he’s heard all the stories, the tales of m ...

Princeton High School students Julie Bond and Paige Metzheiser are ...

Despite declining crime statistics both locally and citywide, several high-profile violent crimes in sections of the 14th Police District ...

Kermit Gosnell is already serving three life sentences for delivering, then killing three babies at his former West Philadelph ...

Bernard Pierce, a Baltimore Ravens running back and former Temple University All-American running back, ...

With a new security system in place, vending machines installed and extra chairs in the waiting area, the New Castle Airport is ready to ...

Supporters of gay marriage in New Jersey see the Supreme Court’s ruling on DOMA as a huge boost for political and legal efforts to ...

A new General Accounting Office report questions whether Philadelphia International Airport will remain a hub after the merger of U.S. Ai ...

Last week’s closing of Robert Fulton Elementary School left students, faculty and staff members wondering what the future may hold. ...

The Federal Emergency Management Agency has OK’d a plan to boost aid to New Jersey towns hit hard by Superstorm Sandy. U.S. ...

This drawing was first published in 2000. In the past 13 years, we’ve aided and abetted forces, including the government, eager to ...

You can’t say I didn’t tell you. ...