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Negotiations between SEPTA and two of its unions have entered a new phase with recommendations from a fact-finding panel appointed by Pre ...

A Democratic state lawmaker claims that one of Republican Gov. Tom Corbett’s line-item vetoes in the state budget threatens a costl ...

The Philadelphia School District laid off 157 special-education classroom assistants and one-to-one aides last week in a move that offici ...

A proposal to legalize medical marijuana has been left to smolder until the fall, as Pennsylvania lawmakers have started their summer bre ...

A midnight deadline is expected to come and go tonight without news on the proposed sale of Philadelphia Gas Works.  A spokes ...

Police have arrested the third suspect wanted for shooting at an undercover police officer last week. After an investigation, the ...

A judge says the family of a Marine whose body came back from Greece missing his heart can pursue negligence claims against the United St ...

Close your eyes and picture a library. If all you see is a lone reader sitting in silence, it’s been too long since your last visit ...

Heavy rain from a line of thunderstorms has spurred forec ...

The ocean temperature seesaw continues at the Jersey Shore. After nearly frigid water temperatures last week before rising during ...

Think about it: What’s the best way to enjoy a farm-to-table dining experience?  My vote is for alfresco dining on an a ...

A recent shooting has spurred the Friends of Vernon Park to form a committee that may seek to close down a deli that’s caused membe ...

The foundation that owns the Alfred I. du Pont Hospital for Children in Delaware and various pediatric practices in the region has settle ...

Thirty-six years ago, when Resorts International opened its doors, gaming proponents envisioned Atlantic City as the new Las Vegas, a res ...

The National Weather Service has determined last night’s damage in Burlington County was the result of straight line winds and not ...