2 Hurt After Crash On Atlantic City Expressway
Two people were taken to hospitals after a car crashed into a public utility vehicle on the Atlantic City Expressway.
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Two people were taken to hospitals after a car crashed into a public utility vehicle on the Atlantic City Expressway.
A New Jersey police officer has admitted taking roughly $18,000 from a Police Athletic League group for his own personal use.
Officials say two people were killed after a small plane crashed Sunday afternoon in West Goshen.
A New Jersey landscaping company will pay the state $33,000 to settle claims of price gouging and other deceptive practices that allegedly occurred during Superstorm Sandy.
An injured, bleeding man found staggering along a southern New Jersey roadway told authorities that he had been robbed and stabbed, and police don't think the incident was a random attack.
Flames broke out around 2:30 a.m. inside Denise's Delicacies in the 2900 block of North 22nd Street at Cambria Street.
It happened around 3 a.m. Sunday inside a home along the 700 block of West Erie Avenue.
The MacArthur Foundation has come up with what it's calling the 'Safety and Justice Grant Challenge.'
The seat formerly held by now Democratic Congressman Brendan Boyle went to Martina White, who will now become only the second Republican member of Philadelphia's delegation to the state House.
A new production of "Hamlet" has opened at the Wilma Theater, in center city, and director Blanka Zizka's casting of the title role may be a historical first.
An about-face this past week from Philadelphia City Council: members voted to overturn a law that they passed just two years ago after getting an earful from churches and other small non-profits in the city.
Republicans who control the legislature battled officials of the Democratic Wolf Administration over the implications of the governor's far-reaching proposals to overhaul Pennsylvania taxes.
Researchers found that a simple vision test could quickly diagnose concussion-related problems.
Go dark to go green -- that's what city buildings all around the world did for one hour Saturday.
Authorities say they found large quantities of cash and drugs while investigating a stabbing that involved two Rutgers University students.
