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A penknife that belonged to the first bishop of the Episcopal Church of America has been stolen. The artifact was taken from the his ...

Health officials say two people in New Jersey have been sickened from drinking raw milk from a central Pennsylvania dairy connected to d ...

The New Jersey trial of a former Rutgers student accused of using a webcam to spy on his roommate’s intimate encounter with anothe ...

Beginning Thursday, the PATCO High Speed Line will have a quiet car during rush hour. The quiet car will be at the rear of PATCO t ...

A woman driving through Newark, Del., this morning was saved by two strangers when her car became stuck on train tracks around New London ...

New Jersey has updated its list of endangered and threatened species for the first time since 2003. Five new species have been dee ...

State Supreme Court Chief Justice Ron Castille is asking Pennsylvania lawmakers to negotiate kinder budget cuts, a mere month after his b ...

A city official who was elected on a platform of ethical transparency and accountability has dimed herself out for campaign fund-raising ...

Philadelphia foodies will have a chance to own a piece of local culinary history. The personal kitchen of Julie Dannenbaum, a prominent f ...

The Nutter administration wants another major hotel built in Philadelphia so the convention center can attract bigger crowds. With ...

An Assembly committee has advanced legislation to raise New Jersey’s minimum wage. The current $7.25 an hour minimum wage in ...

Taking a cue from SEPTA, NJ Transit and customer surveys, PATCO will launch its quiet car trial later this winter to try to give passenge ...

A state senator and an actor who became a Philadelphia teacher for a reality TV show are speaking out together for the city’s publi ...

2012 holds a lot of promises. Everything will be gamified, we’ll find out who’s ...

Kay Sykora fist pumped the air when she reached the podium placed at the foot of the Manayunk Canal Towpath on Thursday morning. S ...