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Child welfare advocates in Pennsylvania are asking for a bit more clarity in legislation aiming to involve family members in the process ...

The U.S. Constitution was drafted, in part, on this desk. The massive, 10-foot-high breakfront desk belonged to James Wilson, a Fo ...

A backlog of appeals for New Jersey workers who have been denied unemployment benefits has prompted a state lawmaker to action. ...

A Philadelphia city councilman wants to take a serious look into why Philadelphia politicians have to give up their elected office to run ...

One resident summarized the situation concisely: It’s not often you witness a community rally around a transferred police captain.< ...

In the past 10 years or so, South Philadelphia has been transformed by Mexican immigrants. They opened stores and restaurants, right next ...

It’s Saturday, and I am a volunteering to register people to vote. Whenever I participate in politics on the human level, I be ...

A sprawling beachfront villa in New Jersey auctioned off by the Archdiocese of Philadelphia has gone for $4.125 million after fierce bidd ...

This is commentary from political blogger and cartoonist Rob Tornoe. During his inaugural address back in 2006, then New ...

While Philadelphia celebrated its inaugural “Fashion’s Night Out” event earlier this month, two young Philadelphia desi ...

Looking for a fun, retro place to stay in the Wildwoods? Check out the Caribbean. I s ...

In Mitt Romney’s appearance on NBC’s Meet the Press on September 9, he reiterated his promise of an across-the-board income t ...

It’s back-to-school time, and that can bring up a variety of fee ...