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In the world of tech innovation, “disruption” is all the rage. But disruption can also bring conflict. New technology an ...

New Jersey’s Election Law Enforcement Commission says spending on political lobbying in New Jersey declined sharply in 2012 largely ...

Mt. Airy Art Garage (MAAG) co-founder Linda Slodki wants to clear one thing up, given the questions she’s been getting about this w ...

The city of Philadelphia has established an office of Immigrant and Multicultural Affairs.  “A lot of people want to be ...

A Philadelphia City Councilman wants to set the property tax rate far lower than what the Nutter administration is discussing.  ...

The Berks County Board of Elections is investigating two $10,000 contributions that Reading Mayor Vaughn Spencer made to Philadelphia Cit ...

The Christie administration yesterday continued to fill in the details of next year’s new teacher evaluation system, including how ...

Minor flooding has been reported along the Jersey Shore after the early morning high tide. Water covered streets were seen in Sea Br ...

NJ Transit will continue to cross-honor bus and rail tickets through Friday because of the late-winter storm. The mass transit age ...

The late winter storm may have blanketed parts of the country with snowfall, but Delaware and most of the mid-Atlantic avoided the whiteo ...

  Three cheers for Rand Paul, who at least knows that the right way to conduct a filibuster is to physically stand on the Sen ...

State lawmakers will announce a new beer bill designed to promote craft beer sales and help state liquor stores.   Rep ...

Nine jurors have been chosen this week for the capital murder trial of a Philadelphia abortion provider. Twelve jurors and six alt ...

East Mt. Airy Neighbors’ (EMAN) board members focused on whether they would support an effort to establish the neighborhood’s ...

This is part of a series from education blogger Laura Waters of NJ Left Behind. Last week Gov. Christie proposed a $32.9 ...