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Elections aren’t usually within the purview of Philadelphia’s city controller, but the fiscal watchdog wants to know why so m ...

A survey of businesses shows the outlook for New Jersey’s economy is positive for the first time in eight years. Almost half ...

A defense request for a continuance delayed the preliminary hearing in the case of a pregnant East Germantown woman who was allegedly str ...

Us Philadelphia sports fans are used to receiving a consistent backlash from across the country — reverberating claims that we are a bu ...

I feel a little dumber this week, because I know Catherine Lucey isn’t at her desk at the Daily News city hall bureau anymore. ...

Pennsylvania film officials say the state could have more lights, cameras, action and jobs if lawmakers expand the $60 million movie tax ...

The New Jersey Senate Environment and Energy Committee has adopted three “greener” vehicle bills.   Suppor ...

Thanksgiving came early at Fifth and Callowhill streets today. Philadelphia firefighters served lunch at the Local 22 union hall t ...

Atlantic City is embarking on a new ad campaign. The goal is to tell people that the resort town hasn’t sustained the kind of storm ...

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is urging all New Jersey homeowners to register for San ...

For the past thirty years, Norman Oliver has been helping feed the needy in Wilmington on Thanksgiving.  This year, he’s had m ...

​ In July 2010, when Saliyah Cruz was named principal of Communications Technology High, state test scores said the small school ...

Trenton City Council will vote tonight to try to override Mayor Tony Mack’s veto of an ordinance to lower the mayoral salary. ...

The holidays are near and Philadelphia’s District Attorney says along with new toys, there are new schemes to separate you from you ...

As home cooks around the region are heating up their kitchens for Thanksgiving, many will wish they had taken a class to learn how to mak ...