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Since whispering began about Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett’s plans to privatize Pennsylvania’s state liquor stores, expectati ...

As part of the effort to help with the recovery from Hurricane Sandy, New Jersey is offering increased rebates to replace storm-damaged e ...

Philadelphia’s Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual Disability has received $1.6 million to care for children sufferin ...

Millions of Americans — mostly women — suffer from eating disorders such as anorexia, bulimia or binge eating. A one-w ...

Thousands of vehicles in New Jersey were damaged by floodwaters from Hurricane Sandy. State officials are urging residents to take precau ...

One week after Pro Cycling Tour officials announced the cancellation of the 2013 Philadelphia International Cycling Championship, Rep. Bo ...

The Bicentennial Bell was removed from its Old City perch early Thursday as winds picked up around Philadelphia. The 12,446-pound ...

New Jersey Transit says its trains achieved record on-time performance in 2012. The agency says its trains were on time 96.4 perce ...

Three weeks ago, Delaware County Republican Dominic Pileggi called for the dismantling of Philadelphia’s Traffic Court. The ...

Gov. Tom Corbett’s plan to sell off Pennsylvania’s liquor stores and allow consumers to buy wine, liquor, and beer from a wid ...

The new owners of the Inquirer and Daily News have threatened to “liquidate” the newspapers if the Newspape ...

A former Camden police officer feared and known as “Fat Face” on the streets is going to prison for 46 months. A feder ...

Despite the stalwart efforts of a spaghetti sauce-wielding store employee, the Philadelphia Police Department is seeking the assistance o ...

As promised, Congressman Bob Brady is forging ahead to save Philadelphia’s 2013 bike race, despite insistence by the city and race ...

It’s a big day for law enforcement in a crime-stricken New Jersey city.  Camden’s police union is voting today about whe ...