EXCLUSIVE: New Chapter In Veterans Affairs Scandal, Local Whistle-blower Shares Details
The revelations come from whistle-blowers who are working inside the center. One talked exclusively to Stephanie Stahl.
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The revelations come from whistle-blowers who are working inside the center. One talked exclusively to Stephanie Stahl.
Fire officials say they don't know -- and may never know -- how the gasoline got into the groundwater.
Camden County spokesman Dan Keashen says 45 homeless people have been moved to shelters and to addiction treatment.
We all know too much stress can be bad for your health, but it can also be bad for your waistline.
Philadelphia health officials have not yet had to activate the city's "Heatline" for a single day, and there have no heat-related deaths.
The link between poverty and bad health outcomes is well-known, but the solution may lie in better listening skills.
A new method of treating aggressive brain tumors is being used at the Capital Institute for Neurosciences.
Keeping autistic children safe near the water is a major issue as drowning is the leading cause of death for them.
Paul Isenberg and his buddy Tim Sherry founded the nonprofit in 2008 after Isenberg's wife, Nicole, died from Hodgkins Disease.
The procedure is called a cardiac ablation, and it is often used to treat patients with atrial fibrillation, or "A-fib," the most common heart rhythm problem.
New Jersey officials have temporarily suspended the medical license of Dr. Adam Gilliss of Merchantville over allegations that he improperly prescribed narcotic painkillers.
As if temperatures in the 90s weren't bad enough, Tuesday night's powerful storm knocked out power in several Bucks County communities.
Heatstroke can happen when the temperature is as low as 57 degrees, so here are some tips from safety advocates on avoiding accidental deaths in hot cars.
A few thousand people in Gloucester County are dealing with tap water tainted with a chemical used in manufacturing, and no one is quite sure just how dangerous it might be.
The state House's Consumer Affairs Committee was looking for answers to what caused May's service disruption.
