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Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Shaun Donovan was in Philadelphia Friday to talk about housing initiatives. While in to ...

The Pennsylvania House Judiciary Committee is gearing up for a springtime push of bills to overhaul the way appellate court judges are pi ...

Cape May corrections officers will soon start wearing small mounted cameras. The county sheriff’s department plans to purchase a do ...

Duck Duck Go, a search engine that doesn’t store a user’s search history or IP addresses ...

The owners of a historic estate just north of Philadelphia have been forced to give it back to its previous owners. The 42-acre ...

One of Philadelphia’s legendary restaurants will close this weekend as a new owner begins renovations. After 48 years, Georg ...

A collapsed 100-foot section of wall along the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia could cost $1.3 million to rebuild. The crumbling stretc ...

One of the primary sponsors of New Jersey’s anti-bullying law plans to file some changes Monday to keep the law in effect. T ...

Friday is the 50th anniversary of Wilt Chamberlain’s record 100-point game. The basketball star was playing for the Philadel ...

Advocates marking the first-year anniversary of the end Pennsylvania’s adultBasic health-care program say there’s relief in s ...

Among the many questions posed by Padge Victoria Windslowe’s arrest at an East Germantown “ ...

New Jersey’s Hope Creek nuclear reactor is operating with reduced power after a recirculating pump shut down yesterday afternoon. ...

For the second time in about a week, police in Newark are investigating a train accident, this time it resulted in death.   < ...

Medford, N.J. students certainly have something to talk about today. Township Schools Superintendent Joseph Del Rossi has been arr ...

This year’s Philadelphia City Council budget hearings are going to have a different feel – and different locations. City C ...