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A new report analyzed the Brewerytown Square development’s connection with the controversial abatement that gives a tax break to ne ...

A New Jersey court has denied the state government’s attempt to delay an order forcing the state Council on Affordable Housing to m ...

A feud between Pennsylvania’s establishment Republicans and the party’s anti-establishment conservatives is exploding into th ...

PBS science correspondent Miles O’Brien says he’ll be OK, despite having most of his left arm amputated only three weeks ago. ...

Police say a woman has died of a gunshot wound in her southeastern Pennsylvania home. WPVI-TV ...

A judge in New Jersey has sentenced two men for operating a bogus 9/11 charity in which they sold T-shirts with the logos of the New York ...

Here’s a look at what you might have missed this week: 1. ...

More than 150 cabs in Philadelphia are out of service after officials with the Philadelphia Parking Authority ...

The Obama administration’s directive allowing insurers to keep current plans that don’t meet Affordable Care Act requirements ...

Government watchdogs say that Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter’s budget address last week sets a bad precedent for transparency in ...

Build it and they will come. That was and still is the hope for those who built and paid for Camden’s baseball stadium, Campbell ...

Gov. Tom Corbett is defending himself after an opinion piece posted on The Wall Street Journal website criticized him for having few legi ...

We live in an escapist society. Given the past few years of a slowly recovering job market and a major health care system overh ...

After a two-year hiatus TEDxPhiladelphia is back. The independently produced “ideas conference” will take place at Tem ...

Gun-buyback programs in New Jersey could become a requirement. The programs work, but there aren’t enough of them, said Asse ...