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Lincoln Financial Field is but a baby in the sports arena world. But at 10 years old, the Linc is already scheduled for a facelift. ...

The Tropicana Casino and Resort in Atlantic City is suspending workers who took part in a protest that blocked traffic Friday night nea ...

The state Senate is poised to vote on a bill prohibiting slower moving vehicles from remaining in the left lane on Delaware highways. ...

Sussex County property owners will get a one time tax credit equal to about eight percent of their county tax bills thanks to a budget su ...

After nearly becoming extinct in the ’70s, the osprey population is alive and well in New Jersey, reaching an almost record high. ...

There’s an old saying in politics, borrowed from Justice Louis Brandeis, that “sunlight is the best disinfectant” ̵ ...

A woman trying on clothes in a dressing room was accosted by a man with a knife at the JC Penny’s store in the Christiana Mall ...

A reader is skeptical that 401(k)s can provide enough to live on in retirement, so we followed up with financial advisor Tom Mooney for s ...

Federal immigration authorities say they won’t seek to deport a former Rutgers University student convicted in a webcam spying ca ...

New information: The man wanted for questioning of a Dewey Beach motel murder victim has been found dead in New Jersey. The ...

Mayor Michael Nutter was on hand Monday to mark the completion of $3.4 million worth of renovations at Philadelphia’s historic Read ...

The effective date of the restructuring is being delayed until July of 2013 so it won’t have a financial impact on the state budget th ...

A multi-alarm fire that swept through one of Camden’s last active manufacturing plants is under control. Firefighters were c ...

  AVI, RIP. I was in Washington last week, but I could almost hear the sighs of relief when Philadelphia City Council ...

It’s graduation season. Let’s hope that diploma helps our graduates find success. What do you think they need above all ...