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During a visit to Philadelphia this week, U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack spoke with NewsWorks Tonight about the Food, Farm and Jo ...

Earlier this month, a Commonwealth Court judge put a hold on Pennsylvania’s voter ID law until after the upcoming general election. ...

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It was standing room only at The Painted Bride Art Center for Wednesday night’s “Homeless Has A Name” film festival. ...

Minority leaders in the New Jersey Assembly are urging Democrats who control the Legislature to act on measures that will give some relie ...

After debating a pair of bills that would help Philadelphia residents find employment, City Council tabled them until Monday. For ...

Two South Jersey residents say they were sickened by medication linked to the deadly outbreak of fungal meningitis and are suing for dama ...

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Candidates for the 12th Congressional District seat offer very different political perspectives, providing voters with a stark choice on ...

A federal judge is considering whether to grant a request to block executions in Pennsylvania unless the state agrees to provide full acc ...

Chestnut Hill residents got their first look Tuesday night at a trio of potential design options for a neighborhood bridge set to undergo ...

A bill expected to be signed by Pa. Gov. Tom Corbett will mean fewer lights and less camera and action for young reality TV stars in the ...

To help sustain momentum for their efforts to preserve Joe Frazier’s Gym as a North Philadelphia landmark, the National Trust for H ...

Fri. 10/19 update: The trial for a Manayunk man accused of killing his wife in their Markle Street home last year has be ...

Four out of the five special needs passengers on the DART bus were taken to Kent General Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. ...