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Rutgers University is spending big money on athletics at a time when some other programs have been cut. That has a few N.J. lawmakers ir ...

Several dozen demonstrators rallied in Center City Philadelphia Wednesday, protesting Pennsylvania’s increased prison spending amid ...

Philadelphia’s aggressive recycling campaign has quadrupled residential recycling rates over the past five years. But in the same p ...

As Camden County officials look into the possibility of creating a countywide police department, a former Philadelphia police commissione ...

Funeral services are set for Thursday to honor Petty Officer Michael Strange, the Northeast Philadelphia resident killed earlier this mon ...

Bon Appetit has some high praise for a Washington Square West restaurant, which probably won’t make getting a reservation ...

N.J. Gov Chris Christie is expected to decide by tomorrow whether to issue a disaster declaration for parts of South Jersey. Salem ...

Minimal damage was done this morning when a man tossed a flaming bottle into the Fraternal Order of Police building in North Philadelphia ...

“Never before in the United States have producers of a lawful product been required to use their own packaging and advertising to ...

Lawyers for the NAACP will meet with New Jersey’s attorney general and the State Police superintendent next week to determine what ...

Four Pennsylvania community banks will receive millions from the federal government. U.S. Treasury officials announced Wednesday that Do ...

Victims’ rights advocates from all over the country are meeting in Philadelphia for the annual conference of the ...

If you’re steamed that Wall Street rating agencies gave mortgage-backed junk top ratings in the financial crisis, or troubled by th ...

August is Immunization Awareness Month in Delaware County. The status was proclaimed at last night’s county council meeting, ...

Pennsylvania’s 10 casinos generated more than $9 million in taxes during the month of July. That’s a record high. The ...