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Some environmental groups have long opposed the Delaware River dredging over concerns about its impact on fragile species there. ...

You know those cameras that take your picture and send you a ticket if you blow through a red light? It may not seem like it, but their e ...

Pennsylvania’s new voter ID law continues to stir opposition. Wednesday afternoon, opponents of the measure met at Bright House Bap ...

The crumbling Swede Run Barn, a 200-year-old structure in Moorestown, N.J., had to be either rebuilt or completely destroyed. The publicl ...

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has conditionally vetoed a proposal that would have protected wild tigers from being exploited for their ...

Pennsylvania district attorneys are urging that the state’s child advocacy centers benefit from the $60 million Penn State endowmen ...

A Pittsburgh-area rabbi is challenging Pennsylvania’s funeral regulators. Rabbi Daniel Wasserman has sued the state in feder ...

Recent polls have showed Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett in a ...

A former Philadelphia Housing Authority worker will spend more than four years in prison for extorting $25,000 in kickbacks from two co ...

Last week, Independence Blue Cross (IBC) Foundation hosted a press conference at its downtown headquarters for Healthy NewsWorks, a proje ...

A two car accident occured slowed traffic on Germantown Avenue for about a half-hour in Chestnut Hill today. The accident happened a ...

What do a mild winter and steamy summer add up to? The region’s warmest first seven months of the year since 1895. Locally, ...

Adults who patronize Atlantic City’s casinos will soon be able to gamble at the pool, in their hotel rooms or while waiting in li ...

It appears a parking ticket surcharge passed by Philadelphia City Council doesn’t have support of the mayor. The City Counc ...

Tuesday night marked the 29th National Night Out against violence, coordinated by the National Town Watch in cities around the country. T ...