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A new reform-minded group of Pennsylvania lawmakers is launching what might be called an experiment in organized optimism. And, already, ...

I’m going to go out on a limb and say that over the last nights, Bristol Riverside Theatre’s large-scale production (two doze ...

In case there were any doubts that U.S. Rep. Allyson Schwartz is running for governor, her office released a poll this week showing her l ...

Plans for an outdoor recreation course in the Wissahickon Valley met with sizable neighborhood opposition on Wednesday night. At a ...

Proponents of cooperative discussion are offering up an alternative Thursday night to the bitter bickering often surrounding the health-c ...

Camden public schools have found themselves at the center of New Jersey’s debate over how to improve the education offered in the s ...

A few hundred fans turned out to give the Blue Hens a rousing farewell as they boarded the bus this afternoon bound for Connecticut.&nbsp ...

Groups opposed to billboards successfully beat back plans to put a 10,000-square-foot electronic sign near the Ben Franklin Bridge. < ...

Women who want to be Catholic priests held their 33rd annual Holy Thursday protest outside the Cathedral Basilica of SS. Peter and Paul i ...

TRENTON, N.J. — Preliminary figures show New Jersey’s jobless rate dropped by two-tenths to 9.3 percent in February. The s ...

“With all deliberate speed” are the now infamous words with which the Supreme Court ordered the end of “separate but eq ...

When you see the pain, hear the sorrow, smell the trace of death — you realize it is time to pay attention and learn from what you are ...

Some of the excitement about digital health records seems to be waning. A ...

OK. So the Philly accent isn’t “fading,” per se. “It’s just changing in a different direction from w ...

A battle involving the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has delayed resolution of a dispute over a September 2010 vote by nurses at ...