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The student loan company is opening a second office in Delaware, which will be home to more than 500 jobs.

After U.S. plan to dispose of spent fuel rods fails, Lacey Township wants compensation for holding the radioactive waste from the Oyster Creek plant.

A New Jersey lawmaker is proposing cash rebates to get more people to buy electric cars.

The Interior Department is abandoning a plan to more than double entrance fees to some of the country's most popular national parks.

On the second time he ever played the lottery, North Jersey man hits the multimillion-dollar jackpot.

FirstEnergy filed for bankruptcy last month and plans to close three nuclear plants in Pennsylvania and Ohio.

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Less competition has led to higher profits for Atlantic City's casinos in 2017 — but will it last with two more casinos soon to join the mix?

The agency spent millions of dollars for a 20-member full-time detail.

The most economically distressed municipalities in South Jersey receive nearly a third less state aid than similarly impoverished cities and towns in Central and North Jersey.

The IRS estimates phone scams have cost consumers more than $65 million in last five years.

The new tariffs, which China's Ministry of Finance says begin on Monday, add fuel to what many economists fear is a burgeoning trade war between the two economic superpowers.

Banks argue that the data used in a recent report that found racial disparities in Philadelphia mortgage lending doesn’t represent the full scope of their lending activities.

The Enterprise Center announced its newest program is now accepting applications from those seeking low-cost capital, reducing barriers for minority-owned construction co's.

Republican state lawmakers wrapped up three weeks of annual budget hearings by tearing into Governor Tom Wolf's administration for several hours straight.