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Saying Comcast isn’t fully delivering on an FCC mandate to connect low-income schoolchildren with the World Wide Web, an activist g ...

ALL FOR FOOD FOR ALL Sent: Wednesday, January 25, 2012 6:20 PM Greetings! I am so excited to inform you that Food F ...

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has thrown out a redistricting plan for the state’s House and Senate districts, casting many of this yea ...

A Philadelphia business on the verge of closing after it lost $10,000 from a Groupon has been saved by its customers. “Our busin ...

Over the summer, an opinion piece in a medical journal suggested that severely obese children should be put in foster care to help them l ...

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 ...