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All the snow that caused travel woes during the winter is leading to another problem this spring. Dr. Leonard Bielory, an allergy ...

A New Jersey judge is being asked to rule on whether candidates for mayor and city council in Trenton can stay on the ballot even though ...

Members of many faith communities will take a walk early Friday morning as a call for peace in our region.  Reverend David Br ...

One Philadelphia City Councilman says the Nutter administration is exempting too many contracts from goals encouraging minority-owned fir ...

At the invitation of Eastern State Penitentiary, artist Cindy Stockton-Moore painted ink portraits of fifty victims. The old Easte ...

Law enforcement agencies throughout New Jersey are cracking down on distracted drivers during a three-week initiative.  Dubbe ...

Pennsylvania casinos have posted their fifth consecutive monthly revenue decline from slot machines. The Pennsylvania Gaming Contr ...

Leaders of both parties in the Pennsylvania House have banned most types of cash gifts in response to recent allegations that some state ...

The federal government says more than $4 million in Superstorm Sandy aid promised to a New Jersey shore town should be reallocated or rep ...

At first blush, Face to Face Germantown‘s new partnership with ...

More than 7 million Americans have signed up for Obamacare in spite of the ongoing war Republicans have waged against it. The Affo ...

Each month, NewsWorks presents a story from the First Person Arts podcast. This time, Jarret Beaudoin is studying abroad i ...

The reconstruction of the Seaside Park boardwalk may be in jeopardy of not being done for Memorial Day weekend or even the entire summer, ...

The thunder of drums and the solemnity of a tea ceremony officially ushered in Philadelphia’s cherry blossom season at Fairmount Pa ...

Last year’s Philly Spring Cleanup Day saw some 13,000 volunteers collect more than a million pounds of trash and 23,000 pounds of r ...