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The Delaware River Port Authority’s independent watchdog is quitting because he claims a hostile work environment has prevented him ...

A proposed overhaul of Pennsylvania’s 6-year-old Right-to-Know Law will require state-related universities to make more financial i ...

Atlantic City is desperately trying to think of ways to shake off its casino hangover and bring in new tourists — and their money — t ...

New Jersey lawmakers are looking for ideas as they consider strategies to replenish the Transportation Trust Fund for financing essential ...

A bill to legalize medical marijuana has passed in Pennsylvania’s Senate with overwhelming support and now heads to an uncertain fu ...

It’s no wonder that audiences love “Love Letters” – even though it’s a play with basic costumes, little ma ...

Gov. Tom Corbett has signed a long-awaited measure to let Philadelphia levy a tax on cigarettes beginning next month to raise money for i ...

A bipartisan legislative agency is calling the spread of heroin through Pennsylvania an epidemic. During the course of four h ...

Three bills have been signed into law in an effort to increase funding for the state’s Emergency Medical Services. The legislati ...

The first Nor’easter of the fall will arrive during the evening hours today, delivering the typical trifecta of rain, wind gusts, a ...

Authorities say three juveniles who allegedly crashed a wedding reception in central New Jersey last weekend won’t have to face str ...

It’s Banned Books Week, and one of the things that most amuses me when perusing the l ...

  Figaro! Figaro! Figaro! Misunderstandings and misinterpretations from the 17th to 19th centuries with Opera Philadelphia ...

For the first time outside of Italy, an exclusive U.S. art exhibit of stolen Italian artifacts is set to open right here in Delaware. ...

A coalition of Philadelphia congregations has pledged to provide “sanctuary” to undocumented immigrants imminently facing dep ...