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Concerns about the background checks for applicants to run New Jersey’s medical marijuana centers are adding to the delays in getti ...

There are about 50 towns in New Jersey that are completely or mostly surrounded by another, larger municipality. For years, there has be ...

In any given year, five to 15 children in Philadelphia die of asthma. Uncontrolled asthma doesn& ...

The Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office has withdrawn its request for access to treatment records of former priest Edward Avery ...

There’s a new TV ad in the bare-knuckled brawl that the City Council race in northeast Philadelphia has become. Incumbent Re ...

The Archdiocese of Philadelphia has launched a training program for more than 24,000 clergy, staff, and volunteers. The training, to rec ...

Area biotech companies are still hoping for the repeal of a new tax on medical devices set to go into effect in 2013. The 2.3 perc ...

Two brothers charged with kidnapping and killing an Atlantic City woman remain in custody after a bail hearing.  Henry and Ro ...

Last week, It’s Our Money took a look at the cost to taxpayers of the Occupy Philly protest. When we reported this on ...

A lack of volunteers is having an effect on firefighting efforts and organizations around New Jersey. One South Jersey fire statio ...

The addition of table games and new marketing strategies in Asian communities has the percentage of Asian employees in Pennsylvania casin ...

A panel framing itself as the counterweight to Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett’s Marcellus Shale Advisory Commission has released its ...

Someone sent baking soda to N.J. Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno’s office today. Of course, it took a little investigating to determin ...

Continuing a long tradition, N.J. Gov. Chris Christie plans to visit Israel next year to firm up ties with the state’s 11th-largest ...

Get out and enjoy your afternoon with local food vendors and artists at the High Point Cafe. The High Point Cafe is holding its we ...