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Facing investigations by the Federal Elections Commission and the U.S. House of Representatives’ Committee on Ethics over allegatio ...

In 2007, George Kalman received notice that he had violated a law against blasphemy. But Kalman wasn’t in Pakistan, Egypt, or any o ...

A South Philadelphia company wants to employ smartphones for yet a another purpose, as convenient safety lights for urban bicyclists ...

What do you do when the counter-spin is almost as weak as the spin? For a couple of weeks now, the National Republican Congression ...

New Jersey no longer has the worst business tax climate among the 50 states. It’s moved up a spot to 49th.   ...

Dunya Mikhail is generally known as a war poet. The native of Baghdad came of age during the Iran-Iraq war, one of the longest conflicts ...

A 70-year-old Cumberland County, N.J., man is hospitalized with fungal meningitis after receiving an injection of tainted steroids shippe ...

New Jersey is expanding its efforts to combat unemployment insurance fraud. A new program called “Identity Proofing” r ...

PECO is replacing new “smart” electric meters that overheated, sometimes sparking fires in the region. After three ind ...

Perhaps more than any time in the past, Americans are aggressively asking where their food comes from and whether it’s been produce ...

A new push for energy efficiency is now law in Philadelphia. The bill amends the Energy Conservation portion of the Philadelphia C ...

Tuesday, Oct. 9, is the final day for Pennsylvania voters to register for the November elections. The much-debated voter ID law is ...

Love Park is the stage for an awful lot of rallies, but few of them feature a bus full of stuffed animals. At the Women Against Ab ...

So much for Mitt Romney’s plans to compete for Democratic-trending Michigan or Pennsylvania. And what about President Barack Obama& ...

Following two traffic fatalities in NW Philadelphia, NewsWorks rented a radar gun and clocked some alarming speeds along Henry Avenue and ...