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Susan G. Komen for the Cure saw a drop of 22 percent in contributions in the year following the controversy over its decision, quickly re ...

NewsWorks is gearing up for the big game with a chat with Merril Reese; an inside look at the Link’s snow- removal; an update ...

If you’re looking for warmth, your best bet is the ocean, and don’t be alarmed by the steam.  What? In Atl ...

Police are investigating a brazen burglary during the height of the snowstorm at a store one block from city hall in Newark’s downt ...

Flood waters and freezing temperatures combined to create sheets of ice on Shore roads.   ...

Here’s a look at what you may have missed: 1. ...

More were expected, but several dozen people braved the snow Friday, turning out at the Constitution Center, for the third of seven heari ...

The chief of Pennsylvania’s public welfare department said she has not yet made a decision on the state’s food-stamps asset t ...

On this frigid Friday, we ponder public priorities for 2014 with Frank Newport, editor in chief of the Gallup Poll. Together, we ...

The federal government spends more than $100 billion on mental health every year, and a U.S. lawmaker from Pennsylvania says that money c ...

Newly obtained documents show that Pennsylvania’s Department of State received feedback that this fall’s voter ID messaging, both ...

A laminated poster inside Philadelphia Police Department headquarters lists a number of crime-fighting goals set at the beginning of 2013 ...

Emergency shelters remain open in the Philadelphia region as a cold snap continues into the weekend. Penny Martin works with Advoc ...

A Catholic Church official whose child-endangerment conviction was overturned last month will stay out of public ministry for now. ...

The bitterly-divided owners of the Philadelphia Inquirer, Daily News and Philly.com are now considering auctioning the company off to the ...