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New Pennsylvania House and Senate district lines finally have been approved months after an earlier plan’s rejection.   ...

Atlantic City residents could have a chance to vote on whether to ban a controversial hiring practice at its newest casino. In the ...

The Board of City Trusts has named Clarence D. Armbrister the 17th President of Girard College in the school’s 164-year history. ...

New Jersey Transit is using graphic language to try to keep pedestrians safe at train crossings.   A series of Public Service A ...

In rare celebration by a normally quiet religion, followers of Baha’i will gather at Temple University Saturday to remember the 100 ...

It’s costing a little less to fuel up in New Jersey. Gas prices in the Garden State are down for the ninth week in a row. Th ...

Police are looking for the man who placed an illegal information skimmer on a Bank of America ATM in Bensalem, Pa. According to < ...

Pennsylvania’s GOP legislative leaders and Gov. Tom Corbett have been holding private budget negotiations all week. Corbett ...

A plan to privatize Pennsylvania’s state-controlled liquor store system and liberalize beer sales laws is being scheduled for a v ...

With major changes in health-care delivery coming under the federal Affordable Care Act, nurses say they need to be at the decision-makin ...

In the West Mt. Airy Neighbors’ (WMAN) final meeting before a summer recess, the association will hold an informational meeting on ...

While most of us are slaving away at our jobs for a pitiful one or two weeks worth of vacation, across the globe things are a lot differe ...

This week some of the best and brightest from Delaware’s high schools headed to Dover to learn how public policy is formed.  < ...

The latest proposal for residential development on the Germany Hill area of Roxborough is smaller than previous plans, but the level of o ...