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Some Catholic employers currently don’t provide their workers with health insurance that covers contraceptive services — things l ...

Protesters arrived on the doorstep of the Environmental Protection Agency’s regional office in Philadelphia Thursday. But they were ...

Seems Punxsutawney Phil has some explaining to do. The Inner Circle of the official Groundhog Day groundhog ...

Fire investigators have not yet determined the cause of a fire that gutted an East Chelten Avenue flower store early Tuesday morning. ...

A coalition of public labor unions is suggesting a number of reforms to help Pennsylvania save more than $2 billion and avoid more cuts t ...

Gov. Tom Corbett may have loosened the rules on Pennsylvania’s proposed food stamps asset test, but opponents like Sen. Shirley Kit ...

Donald Trump has confirmed that he will endorse Mitt Romney’s GOP presidential bid. He says he made the decision after getting to ...

The New Jersey Assembly’s Judiciary Committee has voted to advance legislation that would legalize same-sex marriage in the Garden ...

Reversing an earlier decision, Common Pleas Court Judge Paula Patrick decided today to reinstate assault, kidnapping and other charges ag ...

Rutgers-Camden faculty and students are rallying against a proposed merger of the university with Rowan University. So far, no NewsW ...

If temperatures in the high 40s sound low to you, you’ve been spoiled. While yesterday’s high in the 60s was only fleeting, t ...

Pennsylvania’s Department of Public Welfare has submitted its final plan to re-instate an asset test for SNAP, what used to be call ...

It usually only takes one encounter with a rabid-looking animal to convince someone to get a rabies vaccination. Salem County is hosting ...

A Wilmington-based company that designs, manufactures and installs solar power systems welcomed ...

U.S. Department of the Interior clears the way for offshore wind power off the mid-Atlantic coast. The Bureau of Ocean Energy Mana ...