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All the sunny weather this summer has been good for solar power. It’s been a boost for a New Jersey utility that has installed sma ...

Four Philadelphia schools will open this fall under new management, and teachers at those schools are expected to be laid off. Fo ...

A group representing those who have been abused by priests is hoping the returning Episcopal Bishop of Pennsylvania will use his post to ...

The 11 Atlantic City casinos saw revenue drop by five percent last month. Casino revenues in Atlantic City are down again, contin ...

Police in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware say the teen suspects beat and robbed victims for “fun” Rehoboth Beach Chief of Pol ...

Only a small percentage have rushed to sign up for a program that could be eliminated soon. On Monday, the spokesman for Philadelp ...

A new poll shows incumbent Democrat John Adler with a sturdy lead over Republican challenger Jon Runyan in New Jersey’s 3rd Co ...

Two Augusts in a row, a strange accident strikes the bar known for Belgian beers. After a night of drinking you might feel like yo ...

A Conshohocken biotechnology company is finishing up its initial public offering on the stock market. It’s a fundraising move that ...

The Delaware-based pharmaceutical company Astrazeneca will settle lawsuits with thousands of patients over its top-selling psychiatric dr ...

Sussex County theater faces foreclosure after attempt to reduce the threat of flooding several years ago backfired after the real estate ...

Lawyer for families of Hungarian tourists say his clients want answers more than money. But they are seeking damages. The familie ...

Democrats and Republicans are filing challenges to remove potential competitors. All the third-party candidates in Pennsylvania ...

You might call it the “thirty year itch” – couples deciding to call it quits after having been married for decades. Some e ...

Come meet some of the characters who rely on the libraries in one of the nation’s poorest cities. Camden New Jersey official ...