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The Pennsylvania Turnpike could be paying a high price for its policy allowing free travel for employees, contractors, and state official ...

The first leukemia patient to receive a breakthrough gene therapy treatment at the University of Pennsylvania has been cancer-free for mo ...

A new use for an innovative medical treatment has helped a Northeast Pennsylvania man return to an athlete’s life. Pat Broga ...

It will take a decade to rebuild the Jersey Shore, and when it is done its economy may be different and there may be a much smaller popul ...

A New Jersey Assembly committee has advanced legislation that would provide more money to buy out homeowners in flood-prone areas. ...

The sponsor of a new Pennsylvania law increasing maximum fines for underage drinking says he’ll seek an additional financial penalt ...

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter says the economic downturn has already pushed many cities over the edge. They can’t afford to fal ...

The scoreboard had already gone dark. Hundreds upon hundreds upon hundreds of boisterous fans had made their way from the stands t ...

  A trombone quartet composed of brass players from the Philadelphia Orchestra kicked off “Power Week” by serenad ...

A Philadelphia woman is suing Google over emails she sent to a friend’s Gmail account that spawned content-related ads. The ...

The majority of Paulsboro residents evacuated after a chemical spill 11 days ago are back at home. Speaking this mornin ...

The possibility of going over the “fiscal cliff” at the end of the year has blue-collar activists in Philadelphia concerned.< ...

The city of Philadelphia has a new office designed to cut through “red tape.” It’s called the Office of New of Urban Me ...