The three-judge panel’s ruling affirmed a court's 2021 decision ordering the New Jersey Economic Development Authority to pay Holtec $26 million in incentives.

Pedestrians and bikers can take a detour behind the Philadelphia Art Museum.

A city investigation found evidence that General Asphalt Paving Co. "spun off" a business run out of a Cheltenham duplex and listed it as a subcontractor, the Inspector General said.

The drop comes from Peco's suburban customers as gas bills are expected to decrease across the country this winter, even if the temperature is colder than last year.

Elixr has four locations and 25 unionized employees in Philadelphia.

A New York appeals court has reinstated a gag order that barred Donald Trump from commenting about court personnel after he disparaged a law clerk in his New York civil fraud trial.

Merck has filed a lawsuit alleging the Inflation Reduction Act’s pharmaceutical price negotiation program for Medicare amounts to extortion and violates the U.S. Constitution.

They already have all their gifts wrapped and underneath the tree. Their strategy reduces financial and mental stress heading into the heart of the holiday season.

The extra-small offering from the legendary SUV inventor lacks power, handling, comfort, and real four-wheel drive in most incarnations.

But those admonitions went largely unheeded, prosecutors said, until the union's longtime leaders found themselves on the wrong end of a federal embezzlement investigation.

Sassy NJDOT signs made an appearance last year but came down in November 2022 after instructions from the Federal Highway Administration.

The additions include new locations of Got the Look, Carter's and Tempur-Pedic.

The new facility is designed to help Cooper expand its reach from his main campus in Camden.

The new rule was originally planned to go into effect in December, but was extended to February 26, 2024, pending the outcome of lawsuits contesting it, particularly from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.

The reaction one government witness provoked Tuesday from Dougherty and his supporters in the courtroom highlighted the paranoia that has plagued the union chief's inner circle for months.