A federal judge rejected Starbucks' bid to kill the union's trademark suit, keeping the raised-fist logo fight alive in two states.

Council members pledged to keep city funds away from Starbucks until baristas get a contract, joining a growing national boycott.

Governor Matt Meyer signed two bills creating a 30% transferable film tax credit, with Wilmington's Pine Box Studios ready to host productions.

The Philadelphia insurer settled claims tied to a whistleblower suit filed by one of its own employees.

Senate Bill 1368 targets apps that turn ordinary photos into fake nude images without consent.

NJBankers' three-day Borgata summit tackles AI fraud, blockchain rules and bank M&A as losses climb worldwide.

Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst won't hold ICE detainees after all, and local lawmakers say the about-face took far too long.

Michigan's governor made her pitch for Shapiro's reelection over eggs in Bella Vista, tying it to the fight for Congress.

Christian Willauer reviewed over 400 property sales and found Hilltop assessments running 71% above market value while Greenville homes came in low.

A retired Holmdel minister who rebuilt after Sandy joined activists demanding Trenton force Shell, ExxonMobil and BP to pay up.

Workshop School teacher Hannah Gann says she lied for years about her heritage before groups she helped lead severed ties with her.

Silver Lake says arbitrageurs bought Endeavor stock just to chase a bigger payday in Delaware court.

Zion United Methodist Church had a tentative land-lease deal with a battery developer — then the township hit pause through year's end.