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Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter and state Sen. Anthony Williams Thursday attacked city officials who oppose or seek to modify Nutter ...

A rule in the federal Affordable Care Act could shine light on the financial relationships that doctors share with drug companies and med ...

A Mt. Airy man reported Thursday that he was assaulted while riding on SEPTA’s Route 23 bus. Bas Slabbers, a freelance photo ...

Inspectors fanned out along the Seaside Heights boardwalk Thursday, inspecting games of chance and arcade games to make sure they were ...

District Attorney Seth Williams sat in a Philadelphia courtroom today to observe the prosecution’s closing arguments in the landmar ...

The Chestnut Hill Community Association is bringing its family-friendly Pastorius Park Summer Concerts back to the neighborhood this mont ...

Things are rosy when you’re on the market. First dates are exciting. Soon you begin to message each other at all hours of the day. ...

By a vote of 7 to 6, the Senate Judiciary Committee Thursday rejected Gov. Chris Christie’s New Jersey Supreme Court nominee Bruce ...

On Thursday, the New Jersey Department of Education released the report cards for every school in the state’s nearly 600 districts. ...

It has been three days since Candace “Candy” Holmes was found strangled to death near Wister Station in East Germantown. ...

New Jersey Senate President Stephen Sweeney (D-Gloucester) and Sen. Joseph Vitale (D-Middlesex) are working to introduce legislation next ...

In what was meant to be a mass protest against Comcast, people of Philadelphia stood outside the Pennsylvania Convention Center Thursday ...

Philadelphia’s ban on feeding the hungry in public parks goes into effect Friday. Initiation of the new policy follows a City Counc ...

Delaware lawmakers are doing their best to bring more voters to the polls, particularly for school board elections, after years of l ...