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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie’s administration intends to appeal a judge’s ruling that allowed scientists to go ahead with b ...

Even as farces go, “Moon Over Buffalo” is dumber than dumb. It’s also good fun at Cape May Stage, where producing artis ...

Despite criticism, Philadelphia officials say fire department personnel got to the scene of a fatal blaze over the weekend within minutes ...

The passage of the Philadelphia cigarette tax hit a major setback Tuesday.   The Pennsylvania Senate approved the tax, ...

Tom Corbett isn’t taking the summer off, either. Democratic gubernatorial candidate Tom Wolf has kept up a busy campaign sch ...

A federal judge has rejected the Christie administration’s request for an injunction to block seismic testing off the New Jersey co ...

It has not been a good summer so far for hotels in Philadelphia. Years of union troubles at the Pennsylvania Convention Center mea ...

Sher Valenzuela splashed onto Delaware’s political scene in 2012 when she ran against incumbent Matt Denn for the lieutenant govern ...

Delaware officials say two offenders who escaped from a Wilmington corrections center are back in custody.  The Delaware Depa ...

After Sandy slammed into New Jersey’s coast in October, 2012, the state was left with the gargantuan task of collecting and disposi ...

Students at Pennsylvania’s 14 state-owned universities will see tuition increase by about 3 percent in the coming school year. ...

The City of Philadelphia says only 20 percent of low-income residents who are eligible for help from the Supplemental Nutrition Assi ...

Strong to severe thunderstorms could roll through coastal areas Tuesday night, forecasters say. But the greatest threat for severe ...

Pennsylvania’s state-owned universities have a new policy designed to protect the safety of children on campus, a concern that aros ...

The nonprofit, nonpartisan Committee of Seventy was established in 1904 to combat corruption in Philadelphia. Since then, it’s neve ...