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New Jersey’s Supreme Court has ruled that judges do not have to contribute more to their pensions and health-care benefits. ...

As Philadelphia’s prison population continues to increase, advocates for the crowded inmates are considering their next step. < ...

Federal prosecutors have charged a suburban Philadelphia woman and four others in what they say was a scheme that defrauded three chart ...

The stages have just been taken down, but organizers say they’re already planning the second annual Firefly Festival. Ticket ...

An appeals court has upheld limits that prevent school districts from imposing around-the-clock code of conducts on students. The ...

An August trial date was set in the case of Cassie Darby, the 49-year-old woman accused of attacking a NewsWorks freelance photographer o ...

Moody’s Investors Service says it may cut its rating on Penn State’s credit as the university deals with the fallout from t ...

Did you know that Cape May is the third largest place in the U.S. for weddings? Or that the Wildwood boardwalk has more rides than Disney ...

To uniforms create a sense of order or squelch students’ self expression? The debate was on between parents and students of ...

Opponents of Pennsylvania’s voter ID law will face state lawyers in a commonwealth court hearing Wednesday. The hearing is e ...

This article was updated on July 31, 2012. Peter Nero will conduct the upcoming season of the Philly Pops. It will be his ...

The osprey has staged a serious comeback in New Jersey since pesticides and habitat loss nearly wiped it out. But the return of the majes ...

Update, 11:40 a.m. Reporter Elizabeth Fiedler tells us Monsignor William Lynn was sentenced to three to six years in ...

A State College businessman who donated money toward the now-removed statue of Joe Paterno says he sought a court order to prevent Penn ...

So President Obama dutifully trekked to Colorado yesterday to deliver the requisite griever-in-chief platitudes – one of which was, ...