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Members of the Delaware House Judicial Committee today tabled a bill that would repeal the state’s death penalty law, but bill supporte ...

It’s fascinating to hear Sam Katz, chairman of the state board overseeing Philadelphia’s finances, says he fears the city cou ...

Bike-share programs are popping up all over the country, and Philadelphia is on board. Officials have announced the city will sponsor its ...

Fewer and fewer Pennsylvania school districts are seeking approval to raise property taxes beyond a state-imposed inflation index without ...

In the first paragraph his game-changing ...

The parents of some of the children killed in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shootings in Connecticut are urging New Jersey lawmakers t ...

Philly Startup Weekend was the closing bookend to a full slate of Philly ...

You may have heard of Christmas in July, but what about Walpurgisnacht, the traditional German holiday marking the midpoint to Halloween? ...

NewsWorks photographer Bas Slabbers recently visited Cooper River Park to capture the arrival of spring. This beautiful park is often ove ...

Six months and one day after Superstorm Sandy devastated parts of the East Coast, Delaware leaders unveiled a multi-million dollar beach ...

A jury has begun deliberating in the capital murder trial of a Philadelphia abortion doctor charged with killing a patient and four babie ...

Privatizing Pennsylvania’s liquor system could result in a proliferation of retail outlets without a matching hike in money for law ...

This week, Pennsylvania legislators and government employees must submit their ethics filings for last year. These forms list thei ...

The professional driver in NASCAR’s top series donned a hard hat and grabbed a stop sign to see what it’s like to work on a h ...

Mt. Airy’s Henry H. Houston Elementary School has been chosen to receive a sought after literacy grant from Children’s Litera ...