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It’s been a partly sunny holiday shopping season for retailers.  On a walk down Market Street in Philadelphia, offices ...

New gas leak detection guidelines adopted by Pennsylvania utility authorities will increase monitoring for a leak during the winter month ...

A state law banning texting while driving actually might put cell phones back into the hands of Philadelphia drivers in a few months. &nb ...

African Americans develop high blood pressure more often and at earlier ages than white Americans. About 31 percent of all U.S. ad ...

A new state bid to create more tax-break zones could help revive three struggling Philadelphia-area refineries. Keystone Opportunity Zone ...

Christmas only just came to a close, but many are already wondering where and, in some cases, how they’ll get rid of their tree. ...

In many ways, the mess from a November tanker spill on the Pennsylvania Turnpike is still being cleaned up and it appears it is becoming ...

A Vineland homeless shelter that normally gives so much to its community, will now get a gift of its own, courtesy of state and federal g ...

The Mummers are racing to finish their final rehearsals and preparations for their annual parade.  The city has temporarily closed s ...

A total of 38 All-American athletes have come from Camden County College, and now, the school has taken the next steps to recognize those ...

At first glance, Newt Gingrich’s failure to qualify for the Virginia Republican primary seems like a minor story, an inside-basebal ...

Tonight marks the first night of Kwanzaa, a week-long celebration honoring the African-American culture and heritage. In Philadelp ...

Several projects in New Jersey will end 2011 on a high note after nearly $1.3 million in federal recreational trails grants was allocated ...