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Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter wants to make the city a more innovative place. The latest effort is a $100,000 Innovation Fund to supp ...

New Jersey is one of only two states in the country without a 10-year plan to end homelessness. As a state council begins mapping out a p ...

Former Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell is defending the handling of a Philadelphia public corruption investigation by fellow Democrat Kathle ...

A New Jersey judge has ruled that a school district can sue the classmates who mocked and harassed a student. The case stems from ...

Philadelphia School District has directed school police officers to stop responding to calls related to Level 1 student conduct offenses. ...

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Essayworks contributor Doug Rainey provides his thoughts on the recent sale of Chesapeake Publishing to the Adams Publishing Group. < ...

When his administration adopted a rule that could force a high-priced electric car dealer out of New Jersey, Gov. Chris Christie blamed i ...

Wilmington residents may have to dig a little deeper in their wallets in order to pay their property taxes next year.  On Tue ...

The union representing Philadelphia firefighters and paramedics is worried a change in staffing could cause problems.  The un ...

A Germantown man accused of stabbing a retired Villanova University professor to death inside her apartment in early December will stand ...

Philadelphia’s $146 million capital budget is getting a closer look from City Council. Chief Information officer Adel Ebeid ...

It’s hard for Millennials to find work these days. Most of the forces at play are profound industry shifts outside of our control. ...

Borough officials in Seaside Heights are considering an ordinance that would require bars and clubs to close an hour earlier, according t ...

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday effectively killed a Delaware law that allowed state judges to preside over secret arbitration in high-s ...