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New Jersey and Philadelphia share the distinction of being national leaders in having “pay-to-play” laws, which restrict poli ...

Following the Easter recess, the U.S. Senate will begin debating a package of proposed gun control regulations, including a measure that ...

A Philadelphia City Councilwoman says the Nutter Administration delayed a project in her district because of her opposition to a plan the ...

A health care advocacy group says nearly 900,000 Pennsylvania adults and children would become eligible for the federal government’ ...

Antonin Scalia held the country’s attention for a few crucial moments on Tuesday morning and asked all of us, not just Ted Olsen, t ...

First, the government pushed doctors to digitize patient health records. Next, federal officials urged states to build information highwa ...

I drink wooder, and I take it very seriously. There are no ...

Police are investigating a double shooting that left one man dead and another wounded in West Oak Lane on Wednesday morning. The s ...

The Delaware State Housing Authority (DSHA) has been awarded $5.1 million to subsidize 170 affordable housing units for people with disab ...

Can electrical currents in the brain improve memory loss? Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania will test an approach call ...

To cut down on litter and make an environmental statement, activists are trying to convince Independence National Historical Park to stop ...

On the second day of Passover, observant Jews may be getting sick of unleavened matzo, which substitutes for bread during the weeklong co ...

Can the company that delivers your latest online shopping purchase also help Philadelphia renovate city properties more quickly? T ...

A suburban Philadelphia resident says she found $30,000 in cash in the pockets of some clothes given to her after an elderly woman died ...

If you follow La Salle men’s basketball, you already know who Doug LeVien is. But if you don’t, here’s a guide to the E ...