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In a public service announcement released today, U.S. Sen. Chris Coons of Delaware encouraged businesses to hire vets and members of the ...

Residents of Moorestown’s Pleasant Valley Avenue are tired of living on a block where they say drivers in a rush ignore the family- ...

SugarHouse Casino has submitted multiple plans for its expansion, both of which include changes to parking, and neither of which the Cent ...

The Occupy Philadelphia encampment is scheduled to become a construction zone next week. Protesters have voted in their general assembly ...

Flowers Foods Inc. had a profitable third quarter, thanks in large part to Tastykakes. Sales through Oct. 8 were up 13 percent, th ...

A Philadelphia scientist has been honored by the Mongolian Ministry of Nature, Environment and Tourism for his research on water quality ...

Dilworth Plaza construction is imminent, and the city wants Occupy Philly to move. So do some of the occupiers, who are hoping the Genera ...

And then there were four. Bids from Washington D.C., California, South Carolina and Philadelphia are the finalists to get the USS Olympia ...

On a day when we honor and say thank you to our nation’s veterans, the Kent County chapter of ...

Cars.com hasn’t pulled its ESPN telecast sponsorship altogether, but it won’t be sponsoring this weekend’s telecast of ...

Rob Tornoe has a lot on his plate this week.  He offers his perspective of Senator Chris Coons’ first year in office this Tues ...

Rumors are circulating in New Jersey that Attorney General Paula Dow is thinking of stepping down to possibly pursue a judgeship she̵ ...

On this Veterans Day, a New Jersey group is dedicated to giving veterans a proper burial. The cremated remains or “cremains& ...

A Boxing Legend lies “in state” at the arena where the Flyers and 76ers play.  It’s the chance for people to pay r ...

A New Jersey law signed yesterday will allow some private schools to apply for charter status under the state education commission. < ...