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While infections have declined, the virus could be a real concern next winter, FDA's vaccine chief Dr. Peter Marks said as the daylong meeting began.

A New Jersey-based building services business stopped using union workers when it took over a Philadelphia-area janitorial contract and workers say it’s not fair.

The incident continues to snarl nearby roadways. But a solution is on its way.

Towamencin residents spoke for an hour of public comment, mostly urging the supervisors to respect the people’s vote.

The westbound train was at the Arrott Transportation Center when the shooting took place.

Here's a look at the candidates competing for the Republican and Democratic nominations.

Wednesday’s event at Camden FireWorks came at the intersection of Pride Month and Juneteenth, tapping into the region’s vibrant culture through art.

How much prison time the former president could face in the event of a conviction is impossible to say, with such a decision ultimately up to the trial judge.

The proposal seeks to ban wearing ski masks — or other full face coverings — in schools, city facilities, or on any mode of public transportation.

The funds will support equipment, operations and new technology, sponsors said.

The justices rejected a broad attack from Republican-led states and white families who argued that the system is based on race.

If convicted, Penny could face years in prison.

Lobbyists for Parx Casino embarked on an intense, behind-the-scenes effort to get the Gaming Control Board to abandon its hands-off stance toward a major competitor.

A lawsuit filed Wednesday in federal court in Nevada alleges that the women were individually drugged and assaulted between approximately 1979 and 1992.

June 15 -19: Juneteenth celebrations, “I Hate Hamlet” in N.J., and Keb’ ‘Mo in Delaware are among the weekend’s highlights.