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Here at NewsWorks, we know busy schedules sometimes get in the way of staying up to date on the latest neighborhood news in Northwest Phi ...

One of Philadelphia’s art organizations is close to broke. Philagrafika, which held a huge, citywide festival in 2010 called ...

Pennsylvania’s junior U.S. senator isn’t endorsing Mitt Romney, but he’s vouching for the GOP presidential candidate ...

Political balance was a major reason the New Jersey Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday night rejected the nomination of Phillip Kwon ...

Opponents of the Obama administration’s birth control coverage mandate staged protests across the country Friday. In Philade ...

The federal Bureau of Labor Statistics has released the most complete picture to date of the country’s green workforce. Pennsylvani ...

A New Jersey company says it is recalling three of its cheese products because of possible listeria contamination. El Rancho Del S ...

Five hospice nurses from the Philadelphia area have been arrested in connection with a Medicare fraud scheme. Patricia McGill, dir ...

Cooler heads have prevailed in a dispute over a cup of ice taken from a New Jersey college cafeteria. The lawyer for Cedric Caler ...

For its 200th anniversary, the Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia is unveiling “Frankensquid.” The flying squ ...

By this time tomorrow, it’ll feel like March again. Weekend showers are moving in and temperatures will be in the 60s for most of n ...

A Penn State student will spend at least 30 days in jail for taking part in the riots that followed the firing of Hall of Fame coach Joe ...

A 23-year-old Philadelphia man has pleaded guilty to an armed robbery in which he stole a meatball sandwich from a 13-year-old boy. < ...

If I were to ask you to name the most corrupt state, you’d probably answer “New Jersey,” right? Fuggettaboutit! After spendi ...

There’s a new CEO at Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust. Ron Rubin has been CEO at PREIT since 1997, known in more re ...