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Wednesday night brings what the DRPA calls a “critical phase” in the Walt Whitman Bridge repairs as the re-decking project co ...

What to do when an earthquake hits and leaves you standing on the sidewalk with nothing to do but search for cell service? Go to a ...

Fair Share Housing Center’s records request with the New Jersey State League of Municipalities is valid under the open record, acco ...

Update: While a statement from Walmart cites mechanical concerns as a reason for ending the agreement, Simple Brands say ...

“Chester Upland is closing your child’s school and they will have to attend another CUSD school across town this school year,R ...

A bill to be signed today by Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno will reinstate New Jersey’s moratorium on commercial development fees, making wa ...

The Delaware Geological Survey is tracking the possibility of aftershocks as well as still receiving reports from people who felt the eff ...

Just as New Jersey implements mandated congenital heart defect screenings for newborns, Pa. Sen. Daylin Leach hopes a new report will mov ...

The Philadelphia Police Department has released for a second time bank surviellance photos of the May 31, 2011. Sovereign Bank  ...

Here’s what Germantown Town Hall has going for it: There are many ideas being bandied about regarding what could become of the hist ...

You’re in for a treat today if you happen to be going by the Philadelphia Zoo. Lucha the jaguar cub is making his public deb ...

New Jersey Turnpike toll collector John Filippine has admitted to his role in a scheme that resulted in a $10,000 theft. Filippine ...

Immigrant rights and faith groups around Phliadelphia are marching with a purpose this afternoon. They want Philadelphia to end it ...

Cumberland County, N.J., isn’t waiting for help from the feds to clean up flood damage. Freeholders there voted last night t ...

Going to school will pay off for 66 Camden high school students. Grades and diplomas aside, the 66 will each be paid $100 to atten ...