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It’s usually one of the lead traffic reports: “422 is jammed.” But a plan to charge tolls to fund improvements a ...

A proposed medical marijuana treatment center is up for review in Maple Shade, N.J. New Jersey’s Department of Health and Se ...

A plan to sell Pennsylvania’s liquor stores has picked up support among some state Senate Republicans. Senate Majority Whip ...

Pharmaceutical giant Astra-Zeneca is cutting about 400 jobs at its North American headquarters in Wilmington.   ...

Saturday’s Annual Acorn Collection Day in Delaware brought 163 volunteers and yielded 353 lbs. of acorns. Volunteers at thre ...

Tech lovers everywhere are mourning the loss of Apple’s Steve Jobs, who died yesterday at 56 shortly after taking on a smaller role ...

A plan due by Sept. 30 for Camden County’s regional police force projects an 88 percent increase in personnel, but doesn’t sp ...

The Occupy Wall Street protest spread to New Jersey’s capital Thursday. It was a small demonstration compared with the others ralli ...

There’s something missing in North Philadelphia. The houses are all still there, Temple University’s lights are lighti ...

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter has vetoed a bill enacted by City Council that would have partially rolled back the city’s 20 per ...

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Atlantic City is going to bill property owners’ insurance companies for the costs of fighting fires. A.C.Fire Chief Dennis Brooks s ...

The Mayor of Atlantic City has ordered the police to stop patrolling casino parking garages. That isn’t sitting well with the union ...

Ordering a cheesesteak and coke at the Jim’s Steaks on South Street would have gotten you something very different than a steak and ...

The Night Market returns tonight, this time in Chinatown. After a sucessful ...