Economy

The sports teams' proposed move to Virginia, as well as the WNBA's Mystics potentially moving into Capital One Arena, has stoked concern in Chinatown and Congress Heights.

Parker is requiring top city officials to work in the office five days a week, but wants all city government and private sector employees to work in person full-time.

As the FTC looks to block the largest supermarket merger in history, a look at the competitive world of grocery stores. Plus, screen time linked to child development issues.

While announcing the largest budget in the state's history, Gov. Murphy proposed reviving a tax on Jersey’s most profitable corporations.

The fast food company is looking to test having the prices of its menu items fluctuate throughout the day based on demand.

Biden hosted Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson, Democratic Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and the two minority leaders.

The benchmark comes as the area continues to see population growth, including an increase in the number of New York transplants.

New initiatives want to stop persistent wealth discrepancies between people of color and their white counterparts.

The 42.9 million people who visited Philly last year were higher than last year, but still below pre-pandemic levels.

Revitalization plans include critical infrastructure upgrades and a six-story retail-residential project

Cocoa futures prices have doubled over the past year and hit an all-time high of $5,874 per metric ton on Friday.

Shapiro's first budget proposal disappointed many allies who felt it wasn't bold enough.

The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady on Wednesday, but indicated that rates could fall in the coming months if inflation continues to cool.

With the City of Chester facing bankruptcy, the state's top court has given the receiver more power to save it, even if it means bypassing the will of local elected officials.

Shapiro has been eyeing such a strategy since last year, when he told legislators during his inaugural budget address that he was “sick and tired of losing to other states.”