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Delaware Governor Jack Markell signed a package of workers’ compensation reforms into law during a signing ceremony in his Dover of ...

Updated   A new Pew study released today finds that Philadelphia’s level of del ...

The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society ― host of the Philadelphia Flower Show ― has laid off 22 of its 133 staff members to help deal ...

Scott Rader is an avid Civil War re-enactor. Re-enactors run the gamut from moderately extreme to obsessively devoted to authenticity. It ...

This is part of a series from Ilene Dube of The Artful Blogger. Every river has its stories. For the Del ...

Pennsylvania State Police are seeking a special type of officer … one with four hooves. The state police mounted patrol only ...

For Philadelphia’s 2nd hearing into this month’s fatal building collapse, City Council is listening to business, union and co ...

What did they die for, these young men in blue? And why should it matter now, 150 years later?&n ...

This week’s Supreme Court ruling striking down part of the Voting Rights Act could impact whether New Jersey can allow sports betti ...

No longer stuck in contract purgatory, the Delaware Symphony Orchestra and its musicians union have finally ratified a new three-year agr ...

Philadelphia Police released video on Thursday of a violent assault on a SEPTA bus in an attempt to identify three unknown suspects. (Upd ...

Pennsylvania lawmakers effort in the state Legislature to push the issue of Medicaid expansion may be picking up steam. For at least a we ...

This is part of a series from education blogger Laura Waters of NJ Left Behind. This past April the N.J. ...

  It was fascinating yesterday, in the wake of the high court’s historic gay marriage rulings, to see so many furious R ...