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Trenton is one of many New Jersey cities that laid off police officers to balance the budget. More than 100 cops were let go in the capit ...

A federal lawsuit filed today by the NAACP has the American Civil Liberties Union backing a complaint against Philadelphia International ...

Philadelphia Republican City Councilman Brian O’Neill is now airing a 30-second TV spot. O’Neill, for decades safely ensconce ...

Want a hot meal but can’t afford it? In Red Bank, N.J., Jon Bon Jovi and crew are trying to eliminate the soup kitchen stigma. Bon ...

Clergy abuse attorneys have announced another lawsuit against the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, Cardinal Anthony Bevilacqua and Cardinal J ...

The Christmas Village that last year caused controversy in Philadelphia is coming back, but to a new location. Because work will s ...

Experts in a field called “Infant Mental Health” are gathering in Harrisburg this week for a ...

39th Police District in Philadelphia This list covers Sept. 30 – Oct. 6. **** September 3 ...

Beaches and other popular areas in Cape May could soon be off-limits to smokers. City Council voted last night in favor of an ordinance t ...

The Pennsylvania House of Representatives is now reviewing a cyberbullying bill already approved by the Senate. The changes would ...

An Abington woman has escaped child endangerment charges for leaving niece and nephews in a parked car outside Bensalem’s Parx Casi ...

A company that says it could bring 900 jobs to Delaware is one step closer to its goal, but there is still concern about the effects on r ...

Pa. Senate Majority Leader Dominic Pileggi is facing more opposition to his plans to change the state Electoral College. Rep. Bren ...

When asked to comment on a North Jersey teacher who made anti-LGBT comments, Gov. Chris Christie said he’d like to see how Viki Kno ...

Pennsylvania’s Senate Labor and Industry Committee yesterday approved a bill that would require several types of businesses around ...