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If the past week is any indicator, the presidential race in Pennsylvania is close enough for the wives of the candidates to pay a visit, ...

“We are going to go back 5,000 years, to the first dynasty of Egypt,” said Theresa Joniec, setting her “wayback machine ...

It doesn’t happen often, but every veteran political operative can tell you a few stories of heavily-favored candidates who lost be ...

For both Fallsers and Philadelphians at large, former Senator Arlen Spector was a national-scale politician who served the public for dec ...

Tuesday is the deadline for New Jersey residents to register to vote in the November election. According to the state’s Divi ...

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A New Jersey Assembly committee has advanced a measure requiring police from other states to provide notice before conducting surveillanc ...

With public and private remembrances of former U.S. Senator Arlen Specter well underway, attention is now turning to what will become of ...

A Philadelphia priest placed on leave in February 2011 has been found suitable for ministry. Rev. Joseph DiGregorio was one of nea ...

While her eighth councilmanic district does not extent to East Falls, the Northwest Philadelphia neighborhood that the late U.S. Sen. Arl ...

When I started working in 1979 washing dishes minimum wage was $2.90 an h ...

“They’re trying to ruin paradise.” That’s what a neighbor told me on Sunday, a day on which he says he hea ...

In the next 10 days, municipalities and counties across Pennsylvania are slated to receive their cut of the roughly $204 million of impac ...

Wilmington Mayor James Baker wants City Council to approve the $2 million payments that would come from the city’s unassigned fund. ...