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Mountaire Farms is accused of 13 violations of its permits to spray treated wastewater on fields in Millsboro, Delaware.

Managers attest there aren't enough Americans qualified, willing and available to do the work.

Lawmakers tried to address concerns by requiring new casinos to be a certain distance from established ones.

Dozens of New Jersey Transit train engineers have been sidelined because testing imposed after a deadly rail crash found they suffered from sleep apnea.

Smaller business owners would also get a lower rate on some of their income, but there are limits to who would benefit.

Zoning laws that restrict hotels or boarding houses often don’t apply to short-term rental arrangements. But pending changes in Buckingham Township echo a national trend.

Oreskes said in a statement Wednesday that he was deeply sorry to the people he hurt.

AstraZeneca gets FDA approval to move forward with Calquence (acalabrutinib), a drug used to fight an aggressive form of blood cancer.

U.S. Rep. Frank Pallone, D-New Jersey, says thousands of price-gouging cases have been reported in Florida and Puerto Rico in the aftermath of massive storms there.

The law is particularly relevant to Philadelphia, where stop-and-gos are prolific in many low-income neighborhoods.

Specialty chemical company Chemours announced a plan to build a research and innovation center at the University of Delaware.

While female membership on boards of directors is now up to 16 percent in the Philadelphia region, some areas have achieved much higher rates.

A $1.8 billion loan is meant to keep Pennsylvania's general fund from running out of money.

Over coffee and fruit salad in a conference room in Pottstown, Toomey reassured the Republicans in the room that the party can deliver.