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Are we right to be constantly vigilant, lest our civil liberties be abused by the government? Of course. Have the American people ...

Six people died June 5, 2013, when a building being razed in the 2300 block of Market Street collapsed onto the Salvation Army Thrift Sto ...

A line of strong to severe storms swept through our area today, passing over Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey and the Delmarva peninsula ...

Thunderstorms that rumbled across southern and central New Jersey are leaving power outages in their wake. There are nearly 8,300 ...

The newly divorced Allan Felix paces across a messy apartment frantically, a stream of barely coherent thoughts about love and life flowi ...

From basic clean-up to rebuilding and start-up, many Jersey Shore restaurateurs have discovered they are on their own — without unemplo ...

An administrator in New Jersey state government is encouraging state employees who work in Trenton to also try living there. Knute ...

The chief of Pennsylvania’s forests and parks has resigned. In a surprise move, the Corbett Administration announced the dep ...

Within two hours of play on Thursday morning, severe thunderstorms and heavy rain halted the first round at the U.S. Open in Ardmore, Pa. ...

Police say nine children have been taken to hospitals after their school bus drove into a light post in a southern New Jersey parking lot ...

  Seriously, what is it about Republican men and rape? Why do these men keep insisting that women impregnated by their rapist ...

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Saying the voices of students and their families are not being heard, parents of Girard College students faced with the prospect of losin ...

Philadelphia City Council declined to vote on a bill Wednesday that would generate $22 million for the school district by increasing the ...

This is part of a series from education blogger Laura Waters of NJ Left Behind. While New Jersey’s gubernatorial ra ...