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This is an awesome week, for three reasons: (1) winter is finally dead, (2) baseball is finally back, and (3) with respect to Obamacare, ...

The Delaware River watershed supplies drinking water to millions of people. Managing water quality is a challenge that changes from upsta ...

Former Philadelphia cop Richard DeCoatsworth will stand trial on charges that he forced two women to take drugs and perform sexual acts.< ...

Keeping patients healthy after a heart attack is a challenge for cardiologists, but one day an injectable gel in development by researche ...

Despite recent weather events, spring has arrived. And with those first signs of sun and warmth comes the season of buying fresh and buyi ...

A state proposal to change rules for unions involved in a labor dispute is on the fast track to becoming law.  Under state la ...

It’s April Fool’s Day, but we have a Groundhog Day story: A federal grand jury has charged a former top official of Philadelp ...

New Jersey officials are working on a new state budget, However, the Christie Administration and the legislature’s budget officer a ...

In the stained-glass light of a Center City Philadelphia church, students, faculty members, and even neighbors came together to share sto ...

When Philadelphia overhauled property tax assessments in 2013, it meant having to re-evaluate every home and business. The city ag ...

Delaware Supreme Court Justice Jack Jacobs says he is retiring from the bench later this year.     In a le ...

A former public defender is warning lawmakers not to let Pennsylvania continue to be the only state that doesn’t help counties pay ...