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Ever seen an old, worn-down punching bag hanging lonely in the back corner of a run-down gym? That’s Camden, which has repeatedly s ...

A proposed 9.9 percent property tax increase, the hunt for a new police chief, the anticipated dedication of a new hotel at the Chase Cen ...

Efforts to improve Wilmington’s West Side section continue this weekend with a community spring cleaning project focused on the 4th ...

A man died after fire broke out this morning in a room at a South Jersey motel. Flames began around 8:30 a.m. at the Travel Inn al ...

The latest 5 to 4 Supreme Court ruling lifting the overall limit on direct contributions to federal political campaigns is not the end of ...

Regardless of how we feel about Jimmy Carter – as president, his political skills were less than stellar – we can surely unit ...

A Philadelphia City Councilwoman wants to set up a “hardship” program for those who need assistance in paying their real esta ...

There’s a lot of talk about how to come up with enough money to refill Philadelphia’s underfunded pension accounts. On ...

Industry groups and more than a dozen GOP senators are urging the Obama administration to reconsider its plan to assert regulatory author ...

Negotiators for Philadelphia’s transit system and the union representing thousands of workers resume Friday amid reports of progres ...

A new state report says Pennsylvania’s natural gas industry remained a relatively small contributor of air pollution in 2012 from i ...

It’s not easy for Emmanuel Habimana to talk about the unspeakable horrors that occurred during the Rwandan genocide back in 1994. ...

Gov. Jack Markell joined Delaware lawmakers on Thursday to roll out a package of bills designed to strengthen the state’s election laws ...

Looking for something to do this week? WHYY’s Robin Bloom has some recommendations on what’s happening around the Philadelphi ...