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Philadelphia’s major newspapers are back in their own headlines now that a judge has ruled that they be sold at a private auction w ...

New Jersey lawmakers are pressing the Christie administration to come up with a long-term plan to preserve open space. About $100 ...

Pennsylvania’s natural gas producers have largely ignored a state law requiring efforts to include businesses owned by minorities, ...

A Philadelphia nonprofit aimed at stopping catcalls and other unwanted comments in public has a new target: the city’s tourism corp ...

Officials today cut the ribbon on the Westin hotel on the Riverfront, the first new hotel to come to downtown Wilmington in 30 years. ...

Patients in New Jersey, Delaware and nearly half the states have access to medical marijuana, but is the drug actually reducing their sym ...

After more than 30 years of pressure to open birth records to adoptees in New Jersey, state lawmakers and the Christie administration hav ...

Pennsylvania Democratic gubernatorial candidate Allyson Schwartz isn’t satisfied with opponent Tom Wolf’s responses to questi ...

As four Democrats running for the open seat in Pennsylvania’s 13th Congressional District gather for a debate in Northeast Philadel ...

Parking meter rates could be going up in Philadelphia — and no one testified against the idea at a City Council hearing. The ...

During the last full week of April, Franklin Field on the University of Pennsylvania campus transforms into a huge machine with more than ...

Last month, a ruptured sewer main spilled five million gallons of raw sewage into a Chester County creek near Valley Forge. It was ...

To change or not to change: That isn’t the question. How to manage the evolution occurring in Germantown in ways that benefi ...