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What’s a nation to do when it wants to create a new constitution with the help of its citizens? Why, Facebook, of course. Th ...

Tom Knox has ended his run as an independent voter in Pennsylvania. The perpetual maybe-candidate for mayor announced today he’s re ...

Developers in Sussex County could be granted extensions if the tough economy causes their projects to stall.  Members of Suss ...

A train station open house doesn’t exactly sound thrilling, but more than 125 people thought differently when they showed up for th ...

Despite a report that she is leaving, Philadelphia’s School Superintendent says she doesn’t want to go anywhere.   < ...

Got a lot of trees in your area? You might also have a lot of power outages. PECO is hoping to help you out by dropping $2.2 million in t ...

A Philadelphia-based federal credit union is in some trouble. The National Credit Union Administration, the federal regulator and ...

Sexting legislation has moved forward in New Jersey, where a Senate committee today cleared a bill that would help teens avoid prosecutio ...

In the budget committee hearings scheduled today in New Jersey, Cooper University Hospital has a chance to fare very well. As part of the ...

If you hand over a one-dollar bill for a copy of The News Journal, don’t expect any change back.  The cost has gone up for the ...

Months after trading his editor position at the Philadelphia Inquirer for a reporting role, Bill Marimow is leaving the paper. ...

Time is a-tickin’ in New Jersey, where the budget is due Friday and the two parties are at odds. So what else is new? Here ...

Stand down, outraged staffers and hopeful parents. Arlene Ackerman says she’s not going anywhere. WHYY’s Tom MacDonald ...

5th Police District Crime Blotter May 30 – J ...

Looking forward to your Shore vacation? You might not be when you check out Philadelphia City Controller Alan Butkovitz’s economic ...