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New Jersey authorities announced Thursday criminal charges against four more people for allegedly filing fraudulent federal Superstorm Sandy relief fund applications.

A lawsuit has been filed against the City of Wilmington after a teacher and her young Muslim students were asked to leave a public pool b ...

Officials at the University of Scranton and King’s College will rename buildings once honoring now-disgraced bishops, and revoke honorary degrees.

Those who've used the app so far, say it's far less traumatizing than reporting face-to-face.

Register of Wills Ron Donatucci says he's confident officials have addressed the problem.

Asked in the primary about same-sex marriage, Wagner's campaign left the answer vague.

Early responses indicate some of the most significant reforms will still face roadblocks.

Kavanaugh was part of what Starr and others in the office called "the brain trust,"

A federal appeals court rules in favor of former Pennsylvania Congressman Chaka Fattah. As health insurance premiums rise, area lawmakers ...

LLCs are sometimes used to hide money laundering, arms dealing, drug trafficking and human trafficking, contends an open government group.

With few accurate roadside tools to detect pot impairment, police have to rely largely on field sobriety tests developed to fight drunk driving or old-fashioned observation.

Marquell Brown is one of a growing number of people in Illinois who have earned a high school diploma from School District 428, run by the department of juvenile justice.

Some psychologists say the ruling could hurt kids who allege sexual abuse.

The scorecard will include grade point averages, sexual assaults, alcohol and hazing violations, and community service hours.

Five states have similar laws in effect, and around thirty more are considering them.