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Two weeks ago, Pennsylvania decided to set up a state-run health exchange. Now some lawmakers are ready to set rules for the marketplace ...

What can you do to help your community? That’s the question many Jewish youth, including 13-year-old Ari Bortman, face when prepar ...

New Jersey lawmakers have advanced legislation that would encourage New Jersey towns to share services. The measure, sponsored by ...

New Jersey lawmakers are considering some changes in the NJ STARS scholarship program. Proposed revisions call for the program to ...

A group that represents people with disabilities in Philadelphia is calling on the Delaware River Port Authority not to put off building ...

The Camden County Freeholder Board and Camden Mayor Dana Redd announced today that they have made progress towards the creation of a regi ...

The Chelten Plaza Save-A-Lot wouldn’t open for another 10 minutes, but there Barbara Monroe and Antonio Green stood, by the front d ...

Camden Mayor Dana Redd and Camden County’s freeholder board issued a statement today announcing what they say is “significant ...

Atlantic City’s casinos took in $245.1 million in November, a decline of 6.3 percent from a year ago. The latest figures re ...

One business day after Arlene Ackerman hired Estelle Matthews as the School District of Philadelphia’s chief talent-development off ...

Seniors who walked into Center in the Park’s “Beat the Holiday Blues” workshop Thursday morning were quiet. Some sat be ...

Following the federal government’s decision not to make what’s known as the “morning after” pill an over ...

How kids will get to school was the top concern expressed by parents whose children, attend a Mt. Airy middle school that could be moved ...

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission will increase oversight and inspections at the Limerick Generating Station following concerns over R ...

Here’s a niche if there ever was one: young hunters in Delaware. The state’s Department of Natural Resources and Envir ...