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SEPTA begins public hearings this week on its proposed budget for the coming year. The first of a ten meetings in Philadelphia and ...

As procrastinators sent in their federal and state income tax returns Tuesday, a New Jersey lawmaker called for enactment of some tax cut ...

For the first time this Saturday evening, Woodmere Art Museum in Chestnut Hill played host to a ...

 A Philadelphia affordable housing group is celebrating another milestone this week. Project Home will open 55 apartment unit ...

This week SEPTA announced it would return all-night subway service to the city of Philadelphia — a refreshingly progressive move from a ...

Wawa started about two centuries ago as an iron foundry in New Jersey.  Then it became a dairy in the early 20th century. Now ...

Bob Guzzardi tilted at the windmill and won. A Commonwealth Court judge has ruled he’ll remain on the Pennsylvania Republican guber ...

Support for reducing marijuana penalties in New Jersey is increasing — but voters remain divided on whether to completely legalize ...

If you haven’t been to Newark lately, there’s a renaissance going on. And as with so much urban renewal, the catalyst is the ...

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The Free Library of Philadelphia and the Philadelphia School District have teamed up to distribute personalized library cards to every st ...

Philadelphia’s District Attorney has appointed a dogged prosecutor to lead a new unit that will double-check major cases under appe ...

At a current intallation at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia, two guys will be standing on these bales of shredded metal ...

Former FBI director Louis Freeh will get the chance next month to argue that a defamation case against him by Penn State’s former p ...

Four more bills spurred by the Jerry Sandusky and Roman Catholic clergy child sexual abuse scandals are now law in Pennsylvania. G ...