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At a Wednesday morning press conference attended by more than 100 Philadelphians, state Sen. Shirley Kitchen argued that the controversia ...

With help from several area groups, electric cars may finally be taking off. At a news conference Wednesday, Philadelphia administ ...

A week after New Jersey’s tenure reform bill was sent to Gov. Christie, questions still remain as to when it will be signed and wha ...

Philadelphia has another chance to add a second casino.     The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board is now accepting ap ...

A plastics maker is acquiring part of Sunoco’s shuttered refinery in the Philadelphia suburb of Marcus Hook. Gov. Tom Corbet ...

Blood supplies in New Jersey are running low and officials are asking residents to ...

The NJ Transit Board of Directors on Wednesday approved $47 million in local and state funding to implement programs that will help to im ...

A Philadelphia gyro stand says it’s not going to go 12 rounds with the United States Olympic Committee. The USOC has demande ...

On Wednesday, Philadelphia Police released footage of a May 27 strong-arm robbery in Germantown during which three teens forced a man to ...

The NCAA says that it will decide on whether to take action at the “appropriate time” in connection with its inquiry into Pen ...

Kayaking, canoeing, duck-calling and floating are among the attractions at Nanticoke Riverfest, which begins Thursday in Seaford. ...

Cooper University Hospital in Camden is set to receive more than $920,000 as part of the first installment in a three year federal grant ...

A Roxborough woman facing murder charges after allegedly killing her 70-year-old roommate is now set to appear in Municipal Court on July ...

Another casino could eventually make its way to Philadelphia as gambling regulators in Pennsylvania have begun to accept applications for ...

The federal government is asking why Pennsylvania’s Medicaid rolls dropped over the past year, and is suggesting that some people m ...