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After seven public hearings and more than 1,000 comments on his “Healthy PA” plan, Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett’s ...

Common sense tells you that having health insurance should improve your health. But in the emergency room, having insurance might actuall ...

Six years into the shale boom, Pennsylvania is producing more natural gas than ever before, according to new data from the state. La ...

Three immigration detainees being held in central Pennsylvania have been on a hunger strike to protest their continued detention and poss ...

Warmer weather is making a dent in some of that snowy buildup. While many are delighted that it’s starting to melt away, some New J ...

A day after announcing he will not seek re-election to a ninth term in Congress, U.S. Rep. Rush Holt said he doesn’t believe his de ...

In their first six weeks at the University of Pennsylvania, the number of students who engage in high-risk drinking more than doubles fro ...

The family and supporters of a Philadelphia high school student are seeking to have the assault charges against him dropped. They ...

The New Jersey legislative committee investigating the September lane closures on the George Washington Bridge is hoping a court will com ...

What if you threw a gambling party and nobody came? Pennsylvania lawmakers are nervous they’re about to find out. Small game ...

The chairman of a bistate authority at the center of a political payback scandal has apologized to the public for traffic jams orchestrat ...

In January and February, a deluge of events has reminded us of the consequences of chemical spills. Every year, thousands of hazar ...

PECO has a problem, and I’m not talking about all the people who were still without power a full week after the last ice storm. Aft ...