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The latest estimates from the Census Bureau for 2011 show population growth in nearly 400 of New Jersey’s 566 towns, mainly in the ...

A new video shows New Jersey’s tough-talking Gov. Chris Christie shouting at someone on a Jersey shore boardwalk. The 30-sec ...

Consider your pet particularly regal? Then your animal companion may be perfect for Christina Hes ...

It seems that there’s only one thing on our minds these hot days of summer — escaping the sweltering weather. In some ...

The scramble of spring and early summer pruning and planting are behind us, and the next few months in the garden are primarily devoted t ...

U.S. service companies, which employ roughly 90 percent of the U.S. workforce, grew in June at the slowest pace in nearly two and a half ...

The Supreme Court of New Jersey has ruled that a Rutgers law school legal aid clinic does not have to turn over documents in response to ...

Philadelphia police have identified 16-year-old Nafis Scott of East Germantown as the teen that shot two other teens in Center City Wedne ...

Penn State’s internal investigation into the Jerry Sandusky child sexual abuse scandal is drawing to a close, and the findings co ...

The two Philadelphia organizations that help job-seekers find work have officially tied the knot. As of this week, the same entity will h ...

A local manufacturer of wind turbines is laying off 165 workers at two Pennsylvania plants. A spokesman for Gamesa USA says the pr ...

Southern Delaware has its own unique maritime past.  For over 150 years the Fenwick Island Lighthouse has stood watch over that Dela ...

Southern Delaware has its own unique maritime past.  For over 150 years the Fenwick Island Lighthouse has stood watch over that Dela ...

Mark Murphy is the new Delaware Education Secretary.  He talks about his transition to this job and what lies ahead for Delaware Sch ...

In the nick of time, legislators wrapped up a traditional June 30th session with significant moments that spilled late into the night. ...