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Philadelphia City Council has voted to ban job applications from asking about criminal histories – with a few exceptions. The le ...

A New Jersey bill signed into law today makes it illegal for employers to prohibit the unemployed from applying for jobs. No longe ...

The United States is one of very few countries in the world to recognize as full citizens children born in the country to parents who are ...

The Ben Franklin Bridge will shine blu ...

Soon a bronze tribute to Harry Kalas will be back in the beloved Phillies announcer’s second home. The Phillies have accepted the 7 ...

An early release program for prisoners in New Jersey could be coming to an end. Gov. Chris Christie’s conditional veto of a ...

Chris Matthews has several honorary degrees, multiple awards, a few books and a TV show. In May, he’ll be given an honorary degree ...

A civil union bill circulating through Delaware could be up for a Senate vote by next week, ...

When I first began dreaming of getting a mini-flock of chickens a few years ago, my imagination floated towards visions of omelets and me ...

Apparently the Philadelphia Schools Superintendent Arlene Ackerman or someone at the school district doesn’t appreciate the Daily N ...

As many in Camden cope with and prepare for layoffs, Mayor Dana Redd announced today a new energy efficiency program to encourage home an ...

Cumberland County’s direct deposit employees seemed to have skipped the payday space this week in the game of life. Due to a ...

It’s a little easier now to track where Philadelphia candidates are getting their donations. Some search enhancements to the city ...

Two things that should tip you off to the potential danger of a new trend: 1. The name is very literal 2. Your response to ...

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