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Dozens of graduates of William Paterson University protested the presence of their commencement speaker, N.J. Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno, toda ...

A Federal Appeals court has upheld a decision by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to renew Oyster Creek’s nuclear power plant oper ...

Seventeen-year-old Connor Kurtz, just a junior in high school, has been elected to the Daniel Boone Area School Board. Kurtz noticed the ...

When I predicted a scant nine days ago that Newt Gingrich’s presidential bid would be “the most entertaining crash-and-burn o ...

Interested in an updated transportation plan for the Newark area?  The Wilmington Area Planning Council and the City of Newar ...

The Philadelphia City Planning Commission has approved a measure calling for stricter zoning reglulations on cash-for-gold stores. Should ...

Millville residents 17 and under may find themselves indoors an hour earlier each night if an amendment to the city’s curfew law introd ...

In its effort to liven up the Atlantic City Boardwalk, the Casino Reinvestment Development Authority has put aside $200,000 to assist org ...

The Philadelphia Orchestra will be announcing the details of the upcoming “Listen with Your Heart” fundraising initiative at a press ...

Bibliophiles, rejoice. The Cumberland County Library, N.J.,  is staying open. Freeholder Director Bill Whelan announced yesterday th ...

Sunoco will be selling its Frankford phenol and acetone manufacturing plant to Morristown, N.J., based Honeywell.The plant will sell for ...

A regional barbershop harmony competition and convention begins tonight in Dover.  The annual Atlantic Division Convention of ...

In an email to the Philadelphia ...

On Monday, 19 Camden police officers who were laid off earlier this year will be back in uniform, according to the ...

Four East Falls teachers have filed lawsuits alleging that their former principal created a hostile work environment in which white teach ...