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It’s now up to Gov. Chris Christie to decide whether to sign legislation designed to increase the number of math and science teache ...

The New Jersey Assembly has passed a bill that would prevent the state from taking the money from unused gift cards. The measure ...

Weekend construction and delays for northwest Philadelphia and commutes St. Patrick’s festivities will no doubt be in full s ...

A former Rutgers University student has been convicted of a “hate crime” for using a webcam to spy on his roommate’s lo ...

A month long investigation by undercover agents resulted in the arrest of a Newark couple accused of selling “bath salts” out ...

A tax-reform group from Illinois is advocating for sweeping changes to state and local government pension programs by making an example o ...

“Deepening Men’s Relationships,” a Saturday conference at Widener University, aims to explore men’s feelings and ...

Einstein now has five tenants for its medical arts building in Montgomery County. ...

Though 1,291 people died last year in crashes on Pennsylvania roads, that number is lower than 2010, and the second-lowest on record, acc ...

Illegal injections for body enhancements are just one of the many ways that women pursue their ideal body. The pursuit of flawlessness is ...

Events surroounding the 150th anniversary of the Civil War are in danger of eclipsing the anniversary of another American military action ...

Here’s a reason to arrive to the movie theater a little early next week. Starting today, the AMC Neshaminy movie theater wil ...

Is Philly getting spotlighted in another food show? Maybe, if chef Anthony Bourdain has anything to say about it. The star of the ...

Philadelphia City Councilman Curtis Jones, Jr. introduced a resolution Thursday aimed at improving the city’s Police Advisory Commi ...