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The outlook is not bright for Camden, N.J., these days. It’s been a week since the city laid off about 400 workers — nearly ...

When President Obama delivers his State of the Union address tonight, he’ll be facing many of the same problems, sluggish economy, ...

The New Year always seems like a fitting time to begin a new project. The calendar acts as a bookend, giving you something to prop ideas ...

An N.J. Assembly committee has advanced a measure that would close loopholes in the law requiring companies to give workers 60 days adva ...

N.J. Gov. Chris Christie spoke at a anti-abortion rally Monday on the steps of the State House to mark the 38th anniversary of the Supre ...

Maybe you (or someone you know) have set records on how quickly you can drink a beer. Now the Wells Fargo Center will unveil the world ...

Sponsors of a bill that would require kids in New Jersey to wear helmets while skiing say the measure is the closest it has ever been to ...

Today Philadelphia gets a second candidate running for an office she promises to try and abolish. John Kromer is already running for sher ...

Suzanne Delehanty was planning to use a 16th century portrait of a young boy for an exhibition this spring, but her plans changed when&nb ...

Temple is ranked No. 8. And on this list, it’s a good thing. The university’s Twitter accoun is among the top 10 most influen ...

Jimmy Rollins is probably best known in Philadelphia for one thing. But that’s not what he’ll be talking to Temple students a ...