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With Mayor Nutter rappelling down the side of a building for charity, we’re left thinking there isn’t much he wouldn’t ...

U.S Sen. Bob Casey, the Democratic incumbent in Pennsylvania, is on a campaigning blitz to defend his seat from Republican challenger Tom ...

The Associated Press reported early this morning that the number of deaths attributed to superstorm Sandy has risen to 14 in New Jersey. ...

A mangled shed sits upside down in a yard it was blown in to, water flows over a portion of the road and residents clear branches and deb ...

The smoke filling a third-floor bedroom in the Folk family home did not warrant much concern, at least not initally. As Ben Folk&n ...

Nurses have been serving in Iraq and Afghanistan along with the troops since those conflicts began. Two sisters who wrote a book describi ...

The hardest-hit counties in New Jersey can begin submitting applications to FEMA for relief from Hurricane Sandy. Atlantic, Cape M ...

Fuel shortages are being reported in the Princeton-area. A survey by NewsWorks at 1 p.m. of six gas stations found four open and two that ...

After Hurricane Sandy decimated parts of the Jersey Shore, Shan ...

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter got a bird’s eye view of Center City Friday from the top of 1515 Market St. And then he rappelled ...

Nearly 1.5 million homes and businesses remain without electricity in the wake of Sandy. Utility crews have restored electricity t ...

As Election Day rapidly approaches, California Attorney General Kamala D. Harris visited the Obama campaign’s Organizing For Americ ...

When Pennsylvania declares a state of emergency, many of us are fortunate enough to remain hunkered down, safe in our homes. But for ...

A week and a half after their arrest, the two South Jersey teenage brothers accused of murdering 12-year-old Autumn Pasquale may face adu ...

Plans are on the table for a recreation trail that could close the gap between East Falls and Manayunk. On Thursday night, Northwe ...