A $1.5 million Brick & Brew restaurant opened last month in downtown Malvern. Many in town say they welcome new restaurants, despite occasional parking, traffic, and home-affordability concerns. Others bemoan a loss of small-town charm and say the area is overdeveloped.

Authorities say a plane blew tires while landing at Newark airport, sending it skidding across the runway before coming to a halt

A little bit of common sense, some advanced planning and checking in with medical professionals should insure a healthy and safe vacation.

After suffering tremendous tragedy, Nadira Branch refused to be defined by fear, or grief, or a false choice.

Lockheed Martin chief executive Marillyn Hewson said Friday that she’s thinking about ways to keep her company’s Sikorsky helicopter factory in Coatesville, Chester County, open because President Donald Trump asked her to.

“We have fully complied with all of the requirements” of the application process for Grow New Jersey tax credits, NFI spokesperson T.J. Lynch said.

The victim was fatally wounded in the area of Broad Street and Girard Avenue.

The First Judicial District's website and electronic-filing system have been down since May 21 after a virus attack on a limited number of computers prompted a precautionary shutdown.

A lawsuit in Pittsburgh is one of two that a national disability rights group has filed to demand better wheelchair access with Uber.

After last summer's 48-inch water break at Sansom and Juniper Streets, the Water Department says the area should reopen soon.

George Schaefer, 67, of Pine Hill, who dropped out of Overbrook High in 1969, returns to finally pick up his diploma 50 years after his class graduated.

The quick-moving storm knocked down trees and power lines and ripped siding and shingles from homes.

Few in the Capitol appear stressed over the annual horse-trading ritual. This year, there is more money — revenues are running more than $800 million higher than projected — and more realism. But there are still key policy disagreements.