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The first public review of N.J. Gov. Chris Christie’s energy plans is set for later today. Residents, business owners and lobbyists ...

A Philadelphia judge has halted the release of 1,200 pages of grand jury testimony of a Roman Catholic cardinal relating to his handling ...

Yes we can! It’s not an Obama campaign slogan, but a declaration from a New Jersey state senator who claims that individual ...

The updates on legislative plans put forth by one party or the other are moving quickly. Lawmakers have lined up to take their shots at m ...

This week, an art exhibit has been installed inside the hull of a 19th-century tall ship, where cod used to be stored and salted. ...

Bicyclists are hardy people. With temperatures forecast to reach 100 degrees, more than a hundred riders turned out Saturday for Philly& ...

On a recent muggy morning, a small group of older adults from East Falls Village is chatting outside of the Falls of Schuylkill Branch Li ...

Walk through the front doors of Manayunk’s Union Jack’s too quickly, and one has to stop his or herself from crashing into a ...

Some things you can buy in a Dollar Tree store: brushes for washing baby bottles; kids’ party goody bags and small toys to fill the ...

Advocates working to end childhood cancer say the federal government’s investment in pediatric research is too small.   ...

New Jersey’s climatologist has some good news–and some bad news. The good news is that, despite the recent beastly hot, dry w ...