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I’ll cut to the chase: Any politician who disses science and disputes the reality of man-made climate change has no business aspiri ...

Philadelphia City Council and state lawmakers are seeking ways to fill a $216 million school-funding gap and address the city’s tro ...

What once served the factories that made Philadelphia the “Workshop of the World,” the rail corridor between 30th Street Stat ...

Fentanyl-laced heroin is being blamed for the deaths of six Delawareans so far this year.  The Office of the Chief Medical Ex ...

Former Trenton Mayor Tony Mack has been sentenced to 58 months in prison following his conviction on corruption charges. Mack was ...

The Great Recession and unemployment didn’t just slim down wallets – they also expanded waistlines, according to a new study. ...

An open congressional seat is a rare thing in politics, and U.S. Rep. Allyson Schwartz’s decision to run for  governor rather ...

Pennsylvania’s Democratic gubernatorial field was crowded at first, and the exchanges among candidates were civil. But as the sprin ...

Pennsylvania’s program for helping distressed cities solve their fiscal woes has not been a roaring success. Still, more and more c ...

Delaware lawmakers are trying to decide how to fill the lieutenant governor’s seat if the position is vacated later this year. L ...