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New Jersey Senate President Stephen Sweeney (D-Gloucester) and Sen. Joseph Vitale (D-Middlesex) are working to introduce legislation next ...

In what was meant to be a mass protest against Comcast, people of Philadelphia stood outside the Pennsylvania Convention Center Thursday ...

Philadelphia’s ban on feeding the hungry in public parks goes into effect Friday. Initiation of the new policy follows a City Counc ...

Delaware lawmakers are doing their best to bring more voters to the polls, particularly for school board elections, after years of l ...

Gov. Tom Corbett’s first judicial nominee is apparently a surprise to state Supreme Court Justice Ronald Castille. Castille ...

Mt. Airy’s Business Improvement District (BID) will take the lead in putting together a community meeting to address an on-going gr ...

The second Philadelphia International Festival of the Arts is scheduled for the spring of 2013, posin ...

Federal officials say more than two dozen bus operations that transported more than 1,800 passengers a day along Interstate 95 between ...

More than seven months after a fire gutted much of the Roxborough Market Square shopping center, plans for rebuilding four damaged busine ...

The federal Department of Transportation has shut down 26 bus companies, including the Philadelphia-based firm New Century Travel and its ...

From Goshen Road to the Gradyville Road bridge, Newtown, Delaware County, will get help from PennDOT to make its roads safer. The ...

Food trends seem to be a dime a dozen these days. Omnivores, locavores, and now, the latest: invasivores. Their motto? If you can’ ...

Philadelphia still doesn’t have a budget, but the leader of City Council says he wants a resolution soon. Council President Darrell ...

Two correctly spelled words weren’t enough to get Bisma Nasir into the Scripps National Spelling Bee semifinals. ...

As Philadelphia homeowners brace for property tax hikes that are likely to come with re-assessment, Councilman Jim Kenney is proposing a ...