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The New Jersey Education Department has given final approval for nine new charter schools to open in the fall. A decision on 10 other sch ...

Opponents of soot pollution took to their strollers in Philadelphia today. Well, it would be more accurate to say the toddler were ...

Let’s suppose you could dramatically boost the academic achievement of America’s poorest children simply by sending your own ...

Some local governments in New Jersey are failing to comply with a state law that bars independent contractors from earning state pension ...

A pair of Marc Brady’s pale-blue uniform shirts were draped over a bulging trash bag near the edge of his Mount Airy porch. ...

Both New Jersey and Pennsylvania are helping to bankroll local tech startups. And the states are turning to venture capital firms ...

Two of the men arrested in the wild July 8th shoot out at Eden Park in Wilmington will be charged with first degree murder in the shootin ...

Hot, dry conditions throughout the Susquehanna River Basin have led to a temporary ban on siphoning large amounts of water from its river ...

It’s another scorcher in the Philadelphia region. But that’s not necessarily bad news … for ice cream sales. Ice ...

Republicans are attempting to limit voter turnout in various states, including Pennsylvania, by requiring citizens to produce particular ...

Rich Galassini, co-owner of Cunningham Piano, got a call not too long ago. More of a request, really. “They needed a modern ...

Former Montgomery County Commissioner Chairman James Matthews has agreed to a deal that has him paying up and serving probation. Matthew ...

An area philanthropist is making a big donation to improve job training and education in Philadelphia. The $16.2 million investmen ...

The union representing Philadelphia firefighters is headed to court to force the city to implement an arbitrator’s ruling. F ...

STATE COLLEGE, Pa.  — A company that’s towing a banner over Penn State University criticizing Joe Paterno has a history of c ...