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Former Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell and a group of State House Democrats say putting food stamp recipients through an asset test would be ...

Advocates for cancer patients in Delaware are hoping lawmakers will take action to address a wide disparity in the costs of life-saving t ...

Nothing like the feel of a car’s exhaust as it brushes past your bicycle. It’s a feeling most cyclists would like to a ...

A former chief of the legislation unit at the Philadelphia District Attorney’s office will head Pennsylvania’s newest cabinet ...

Much to the relief of Delaware’s police officers and emergency room workers, a ban on synthetic drugs called “bath salts̶ ...

Thus, the Yannick era begins. The Philadelphia Orchestra has announced its 2012-2013 season, the inaugural season for its highly a ...

Following Wednesday’s appeal hearing with the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, St. Hubert’s High School will hold an early mornin ...

A plan to revamp medical education in New Jersey has the backing of Gov. Chris Christie. The panel recommends reorganizing the Uni ...

Under legislation proposed by Senate President Stephen Sweeney, New Jersey companies that need to clean up their properties will have to ...

Philadelphia police continue to search for a suspect in an armed robbery that occurred last week in the East Falls section of the city. ...

Hey, remember Live? The band was big in the ’90s, and while the members’ latest project has musical ties, it’s j ...

It’s already been a difficult and tense year for the teachers and students at the Chester Upland School District. Education advoca ...

(Slideshow: Tour of Cindy Bass’ Council office in Philadelphia City Hall)   Newly elected Philadelphia Coun ...

Send your kid to school in Pennsylvania and you’re likely to find well-prepared special ed, middle school and elementary reading te ...

A junior at Caesar Rodney is the fourth generation of his family to enlist in the Delaware National Guard. ...