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A bill crafted to close a corporate tax loophole in Pennsylvania in a way that’s most palatable to businesses is teed up for consid ...

Nearly 42 million people watched the last hour of Friday’s manhunt for the Boston Marathon bombing suspect on television. Th ...

Roosevelt Middle School in central Germantown will become a K-8 school at the end of this academic year, according to officials with the ...

Twenty-one city charter schools are seeking to add over 15,000 new students during the next five years. If granted by the School Reform C ...

Nearly four years after 46 arrests in New Jersey’s largest federal corruption sting, the cases against the final defendants are nea ...

Philly Tech Week kicked off in earnest on Monday. However, as the celebration of all things tech begins, 41 percent of Philadelphians don ...

It was the middle of last week when I heard the buzz from a prominent Philadelphia Democrat. “I hear Joe Sestak has changed ...

If Gov. Tom Corbett has a plan on how he’ll handle a soon-to-be vacant seat on Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court, he isn’t s ...

Don’t call it ping pong. It’s table tennis. And for those who think it’s just a hobby reserved to rec rooms and ...

While property crimes are static, officers in parts of the 14th Police District are turning their attention to an increase in robberies.< ...

This is commentary from political blogger and cartoonist Rob Tornoe. 

In a ...