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State Sen. Christopher “Kip” Bateman (R-Somerset) says he has submitted a bill that would apply similar requirements of Megan ...

Thursday marks the beginning of University City Dining Days, a two-week event that highlights the menus of dozens of the Philly neighborh ...

A new law could help professors at Pennsylvania’s state universities — as well as keeping down some costs. The law pas ...

Is Gov. Chris Christie promoting his New Jersey comeback to a national audience, or is he auditioning for something bigger? In a s ...

Gov. Corbett signed a $27 billion budget last month, and the headlines have centered around the state making deep and controversial cuts ...

Two former Philadelphia police officers have turned themselves in after being charged in connection to a 2008 off-duty shooting that para ...

On Wednesday, the Camden Riversharks will host the 2012 Atlantic League All-Star Game at 7:05 p.m. at Campbell’s Field. Chec ...

Opponents made their case first Monday during a hearing over Philadelphia’s ban on public food distribution. The ban applies ...

After a run of four consecutive titles before being bumped last year, the Citizens Bank Park has retaken first place in PETA’s list ...

Campers at the JCC Camps in Medford, N.J. received a visit from 2008 Olympic Gold medalist and U.S. Women’s Soccer Team member, Del ...

A new trail along the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal will be named after former Congressman Mike Castle, in honor of his efforts to launch ...

We’re coming up on the busiest time down the shore. The last two weeks of July and first two weeks of August hit that tourist sweet ...

HARRISBURG, Pa.  — Students and their families will pay about 3 percent more for tuition and technology fees at Pennsylvania’ ...

PRINCETON, N.J. Princeton University has completed its largest ever fund drive. The Ivy League university says it raised $1.88 bil ...