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More than a year-and-a-half after Hurricane Sandy, New Jersey has distributed only about one-third of the original batch of $1.8 billion ...

Economic development professionals have often focused on stack chasing as a way to create jobs. Johnstown is taking a different approach. ...

One reason people like cities is the way they can  ...

I used to have rules about certain things. No ice cream before 4 p.m. Never read the end of the book before you get there. No TV, just ra ...

Political campaigns typically get going in earnest after Labor Day, but you wouldn’t know it if you watch television in the Philade ...

Most 5-year-olds beg their parents for a dog, but in this case, 5-year-old Charlie Kahler’s mom said her son desperately needs one. ...

Gov. Tom Corbett is entering the fourth week of a town-hopping expedition discussing his plan to overhaul Pennsylvania’s public pen ...

The son of a congressman, who could face time in prison following his federal indictment on theft and tax-fraud charges, was released on ...

As Pennsylvania lawmakers appear at a stalemate over a cigarette tax proposal for Philadelphia schools, advocates worry that tax-averse l ...

Philadelphia Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey said his officers will begin testing body-mounted cameras,  with hopes of launching ...

Two months after the Washington Post ...

Atlantic City police say a woman who had reportedly drowned after she was caught in a rip current was actually revived at the scene by em ...

In the end, they shook hands and wished one another well. After a two-hour hearing near Harrisburg on Tuesday, a five-member Penns ...

The roomful of adults sit quietly in groups at tables, conferring together and drawing large pictures with colorful markers on white char ...