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More than 500 of Philadelphia’s career-minded youth showcased the fruit of their summer jobs and internships Monday at the ...

Vince Fumo.  Remember that name?  The one time kingmaker convicted of multiple counts of corruption will be released from priso ...

Families on the food stamp program known as SNAP will receive an average $29 less each month starting in November.   T ...

Philadelphia City Council President Darrell Clarke’s office said Monday that legislators will make permanent a 1 percent sales tax ...

The Republican Party, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Tea Party Movement, can’t govern, but they can make sure nobody else can gov ...

When the feds nailed Vince Fumo in a massive corruption case, they asked the judge to give him 15 years. The former state senator reports ...

We can thank Abraham Lincoln for the income tax.  President Lincoln levied the first national income tax on August 5, 1861, b ...

One often heard complaint at the first two NewsWorks’ forums on how we should rebuild after Sandy is that what difference will my i ...

Hoping for a heat wave? It’s just not in the cards for at least the first half of August. “So, we didn’t have a ...

It was an unexpected discovery. Poverty had a more substantial impact on children than exposure to crack cocaine in utero. Dr. Hal ...

After leading the Delaware Art Museum in Wilmington for the past eight years, Dr. Danielle Rice has accepted a position at Drexel Univers ...

After recovering from damage inflicted by Superstorm Sandy, a Delaware Bay marina is giving back to the community, NBC40 ...

Losing a child to the disease of addiction carries many facets of shame, blame and stigma. I felt that that aspect of our loss neede ...

SEPTA is delaying a test in its New Payment Technology (NPT) system — that’s the name for a planned smartcard based fare system.< ...

New Jerseyans overwhelmingly support both marriage equality and open space funding, but Chris Christie remains a one-man speed bump, sing ...