Rite Aid also notified New Jersey's labor department that store closures in the state will result in 1,112 layoffs.

If you have prescriptions at Rite Aid, you could see a big change coming due to another bankruptcy filing from the company.

The company will operate independently as a wholly-owned subsidiary of the acquiring firm.

Rite Aid has filed for bankruptcy for the second time in less than two years. Are all stores closing? What will happen to prescriptions? What to know.

More than 1,100 Rite Aid employees throughout New Jersey can expect to lose their jobs starting in the next few weeks as the ...

The fate of one soon-to-be former Rite Aid in Philadelphia is clear. The store at 801 S. Ninth St., above the Italian Market, ...

With the previously announced closing of the Cheshire Rite Aid on Thursday, May 8, there are now 14 locations left in ...

Rite Aid will close all of its stores in the United States. From having more than 4,500 locations in the early 2000s, the ...

Here's what Rite Aid Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings mean for its customers: Check out the full list of pharmacy locations ...

As Rite Aid intends to close or sell all its stores amid a second bankruptcy filing earlier this month, several retail locations throughout Lackawanna, Susquehanna, Wayne and Wyoming counties will be ...

That said, City of Yes rezoning changes have cleared the way for new “experiential” uses in commercial and other districts, ...