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UPDATE: As of midnight Thursday, the red-light cameras shifted from sending warnings to fine notices. The city’s latest red- ...

I don’t report on many political endorsements, because there are so many, and most are predictable. But this wasn’t, at least ...

Ammonia is the most widely used dangerous chemical in Pennsylvania. One in every eight Pennsylvanians — 1.5 million people — live ...

In the first Philadelphia City Council hearing of 2014, council members looked into the provision of medical services through “tele ...

Small groups of fourth-graders are standing in a long hallway at Childs Elementary School in Philadelphia’s Point Breeze. Ha ...

A new report from the American College of Emergency Physicians finds Pennsylvania is just so-so when it comes to providing emergency care ...

Business and civic leaders are welcoming the Comcast Corp. and Liberty Property Trust plans for a $1.2 billion office tower in Philadelph ...

Philadelphia is getting in on a trend that’s already under way in Los Angeles and Minneapolis: the construction of gay-friendly aff ...

You’re taking all the precautions to keep safe from the influenza virus — getting a flu shot, avoiding sick p ...

Here’s a look at some family-friendly activities in the area this weekend.    ...

Pennsylvania Auditor General Eugene DePasquale intends to hold a series of public meetings in February and March at locations across ...

New Castle County Police announced the arrest of two suspects, one of whom is believed to have been involved in the Windsor Hills attempt ...

A bill to increase minimum wage will be debated before a Delaware legislative committee next week.  Both si ...

A plan that could get lawmakers back to doling out education funding based on a formula has passed Pennsylvania’s House. The ...

Gov. Chris Christie very quietly this week named Dianne Solomon, the wife of the former president of the state Board of Public Utilities, ...