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President Barack Obama has a chance to score a three-point play with a post-Hurricane Sandy tour of the New Jersey coast line that offers ...

A new bill co-sponsored by Sens. Frank Lautenberg (D-N.J.) and David Vitter (R-La.) could break more than two decades of Washington ...

The Archdiocese of Philadelphia has placed a priest on administrative following an allegation of sexual abuse of a minor more than four d ...

Philadelphia’s lone Republican State Representative, John Taylor says it’s unlikely Mayor Nutter will get either the new scho ...

In a somewhat unusual move, Philadelphia prosecutors are expected to seek mercy this week for three women being sentenced for murder for ...

Rationing has become a contentious, sensitive topic that raised alarm bells — and hackles — during the health-reform debate back in 2 ...

The event billed as the region’s oldest and biggest Memorial Day Parade was held in Philadelphia’s Bridesburg neighborhood, a ...

Last week I wrote about students who marched to protest budget cuts in the Philadelphia School District. Then I posed a simple question: ...

Stephen E. Sherman, 92, didn’t know a thing about segregation until he entered the Army. Born and raised in Colorado, he was the lo ...

Governor Chris Christie plans to speak with Rutgers officials about a report that the woman hired to clean up the university’ scand ...