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Democrats in the State Assembly are urging New Jersey’s new treasurer to reconsider some of the cuts Governor Chris Christie made ...

Two local child neglect cases have not only kept authorities on alert, they’re sparking conversation about the role the economy pl ...

The security guards at the Philadelphia Museum of Art say they’re not trained to deal with a disaster situation inside the gallerie ...

Newark police still haven’t learned the name of background of a two year old girl who was left at a gas station on Sunday. ...

The city of Philadelphia is pleased with round-two of its snow removal plan. The city of Philadelphia is pleased with round-two of ...

The nation’s highest court extends deadline for a response to Delaware’s attempt to overturn its appeals court loss. D ...

New credit card regulations that took effect nationwide Monday are comforting to card holders. By Aaron Moselle New credit ...

Philadelphia state Senator Anthony Williams is officially running for governor. Philadelphia state Senator Anthony Williams is of ...

The U.S. Supreme Court will not hear arguments from state lawyers that convicted murderer James Cooke should not get a new trial. ...

New Jersey Governor Christie has selected one of his allies in the state Senate for a top position at the Port Authority of New York and ...

California Congressman Henry Waxman is demanding more information from companies using a controversial practice to extract natural gas in ...

The Pennsylvania governor’s race has brought up the issue whether the state operates too many vehicles. Now, the man who oversees t ...

The Ministry of Caring receives nearly $200,000 in federal grant money to fix up a housing facility for long-term volunteers. The ...

Two local child neglect cases have not only kept authorities on alert, they’re sparking conversation about the role the economy pla ...

The American Civil Liberties Union has intervened in the case of a Harriton High School Student who sued the Lower Merion School Dis ...