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Two years ago, students from Woodrow Wilson High School in Camden cleaned up what they thought was a local park as a community service. A ...

Things are looking up for Pennsylvania’s year-end deficit, due to higher than expected tax revenue collections in March and April. ...

Tomorrow morning (May 2, 2012) at 6 a.m., the north walkway on the Ben Franklin Bridge will open, and the south walkway will close in ord ...

The Pennsylvania State Police has sent a letter to Xfinity Live warning ...

The Mayor of Trenton is restoring some services at four library branches that were closed 20 months ago because of budget cuts. The first ...

HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania’s new voter identification law was challenged in court Tuesday by 10 registered voters, including some ...

New Jersey is stepping up efforts to crack down fraudulent unemployment claims.Labor Commissioner Hal Wirths says the state has saved a ...

With talk focused on the Pennsylvania budget, it may be easy to forget the Legislature has its own spending plan.  An audit of how t ...

Sales have dropped in recent years for Newtown Hardware House in Bucks County. Over the weekend, in a ...

Delta Airlines has decided to do something about high gas prices. The company is buying a refinery from Conoco Philips fo ...

An 11-year-old boy ruined $36,000 worth of Apple MacBook computers by peeing on a cart full of machines in the hall at a Upper Allen Elem ...

Mayor Nutter said Tuesday he’ll do everything he can to convince the Pennsylvania legislature not to yank an unused casino license ...

A coal-fired power plant on the Great Egg Harbor Bay in Cape May County, N.J. is switching over to natural gas. New Jersey Depar ...

U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius is the bearer of good news. She was in Philadelphia Tuesday to announce mor ...