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As Governor Jack Markell prepares to be sworn in for a second term in office, the state leader, paint brush in hand, kicked off a week of ...

Pennsylvania’s attorney general-elect has named her top staffers, but not the person who will investigate the handling of the Jerry ...

Some new signs on the Roosevelt Boulevard are designed to stop the need for speed.   PennDOT has put up speed display si ...

Like many other areas of the country, Philadelphia is undergoing a flu epidemic. But the city’s health commissioner says people sho ...

State Rep. Pamela DeLissio of Pennsylvania’s 194th legislative district will be holding three town hall meetings in the area this m ...

The new owner of the Church of the Assumption building in Philadelphia has permission to tear it down, at least from the city’s His ...

As Delaware Governor Jack Markell prepares to start his second term in office, he wants two members of his cabinet to move from the execu ...

Salons, or gatherings made famous by philosophers, writers, artists, and intellectuals in Paris during the Enlightenment era, are being r ...

The mayor of New Jersey’s largest city has filed with the Federal Election Commission as a candidate for the U.S. Senate in 2014. ...

Earlier this week, four men were charged with fraud in the thefts of more than a dozen homes in Philadelphia. As many ususpecting owner a ...

Could Philadelphia become the first major metropolitan area where residents can’t pick up a physical, printed newspaper? Tha ...

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With tens of thousands of people infected in the region, this flu season is a doozie. Is it enough to keep you quarantined? Or are you sh ...

Like many of us Rob Tornoe is opening up his paycheck today to see a slight difference.  He shares his thoughts in word and drawing. ...

A straightforward assessment of the destructive power that raised Sandy to the status of ‘superstorm’  $18 billio ...