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The head of Pennsylvania’s Department of Military and Veterans Affairs says budget cuts will mean about 60 layoffs. Decision ...

The Zoning Board of Adjustment’s meeting room on the 18th floor of 1515 Arch St. was packed Wednesday afternoon with people seeking ...

The Philadelphia Media Network has informed the newspaper union that it will reduce the staff of the Philadelphia Inquirer and the Daily ...

The Rutgers Board of Governors got a big, passionate reception Wednesday at the Camden campus. Outside, more than 100 students rallied ag ...

As the new legislative session gets under way in New Jersey, the leader of the minority Republican Party in the Assembly says he’s ...

In 2008, Medley Music, an independent guitar shop on the Main Line known for its personal touch, closed its doors after 54 years in the b ...

Never has a team had so much attention on its mascot — especially when there isn’t even a mascot to be had. Hip-Hop is gon ...

It became clear after hearing from one side at a time that the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and the Rivera family of South J ...

Jurors picked to hear a landmark priest sex-abuse case in Philadelphia will pore over two boxes of complaint files long buried in the C ...

Some Delaware drivers may have to take an alternate route next week to escape possible delays from a planned Delaware Department of Trans ...

The New Jersey Assembly could give final legislative approval Thursday to a measure that would remove the risk of lawsuits for using a li ...

Buttonwood hospital in Burlington County, N.J., has been providing nursing home and psychiatric care to largely low-income adults for mor ...

This is the time of year when health clubs, packed with people with good intentions in January, start to see dwindling attendance. I̵ ...