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The city of Philadelphia could lose millions in federal grants if the so-called fiscal cliff is reached. Not much planning is underway fo ...

Collections of fines and penalties are down in the first six months of Philadelphia’s fiscal year. A report by Philadelphia ...

Every year I make New Year’s resolutions and every year I break them. So this year, I’m trying something a little different: ...

Lisa Jackson, head of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, has announced her resignation. It will take effect after next month’ ...

Yesterday, I revisited the top five Jersey Shore stories of 2012. Now it’s time to look at ...

About 230 people are trying to fly out Thursday after spending the night at Philadelphia International Airport during the post-Christmas ...

Four national retailers have agreed to recall more than 150,000 Nap Nanny baby recliners after at least five infant deaths and dozens of ...

Two dozen members of the Delaware Air Guard will start aeromedical evacuation missions to help transport wounded warriors back home. ...

Thousands of New Jersey residents are without power as a result of a storm that hit the state with high winds, heavy rains and snow. ...

For tea party conservatives, this is their winter of discontent. Their movement, which peaked in 2010, garnered a mere 21 percent approva ...

As New Year’s Day approaches, NewsWorks speaks with experts in the areas of fitness, financial health, habit-breaking and adven ...

A piece of history docked on the Delaware River could be headed for the scrap heap. The SS United States has faced that threat before.&nb ...

This is part of a series from education blogger Laura Waters of NJ Left Behind. School funding is never just about dollar ...

This week, NewsWorks brings you our 50 favorite pictures that appeared on the Northwest Philadelphia pages during 2012. T ...

Pennsylvania is the last state in the country to have a “Department of Public Welfare.” Idaho comes close — it has a ...