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Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter has signed an executive order eliminating the Mayor’s Office of Community Services and establishi ...

Addressing a delegation of representatives from the United States Postal Service, Barnaby Wittels provided a possible overview of communi ...

More details about a British firm’s plans for the Pennsylvania Lottery have been released, now that the Corbett administration has ...

Fresh off an announcement by the Archdiocese of Philadelphia about plans to merger several West Philadelphia Catholic parishes, the dioce ...

The New Jersey Turnpike Authority has made significant cost-saving reforms in response to recommendations in a state audit. State ...

A new study of public employee retirement costs by the Pew Charitable Trusts finds that Philadelphia’s pension fund is among the na ...

With $1.25 million in prize money up for grabs, the Intel Science Talent Search is as big as high school science gets. Six Philade ...

New Jersey lawmakers have come with another way to help bump up revenue at Atlantic City casinos. The take at Atlantic City casino ...

School-closing protests are nothing new in Philadelphia, but students who stood outside The School District of Philadelphia building toda ...

Two bills prompted by the state’s effort to partially privatize the New Jersey ...

The House began debate Tuesday on a $50.7 billion Superstorm Sandy aid package that Northeast lawmakers hoped could be approved despite a ...

Markell officially started his second term as Delaware’s governor, taking the oath of office before a packed crowd at Central Middl ...

Many of the country’s millions of agin ...

The mayor of Philadelphia is organizing an economic boycott of sorts targeting the gun industry. He’s threatening to pull inve ...

Gov. Chris Christie’s re-election campaign says it will not take public matching money for the June Republican primary. Chri ...