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As a new report shows the cost of interest rate swaps to the city of Philadelphia and the school district, public interest groups are urg ...

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court is allowing live broadcast of next week’s hearing on appeals regarding the newly drawn district li ...

As Kraft splits its business into separate deli and snack entities, the company will lay off as many as 1,600 people. Cuts are exp ...

Environmental advocates are calling on Pennsylvania lawmakers to start over on legislation that would establish an impact fee on natural ...

Gov. Chris Christie delivered his State of the State address to the New Jersey Legislature Tuesday. In his State of the State add ...

Students, know-it-alls and time-killers alike, take notice. ...

New Jersey residents can now have wines from state vineyards and small out-of-state wineries sent directly to their homes. They ha ...

Revel Casino officials haven’t said a word, but Smoke-Free Gaming of America says the new Atlantic City gaming facility plans to ba ...

A Philadelphia judge today ruled to reinstate all DUI charges against state Rep. Cherelle Parker ...

Who would have thought such a thing as a “city branding specialist” exists. But apparently it does, and the North Star ...

From his position at the pulpit, Reverend Kevin Porter reminds the congregation that any worthwhile accomplishment is the end result of m ...

With all the cuts the School District of Philadelphia is making, the TransitCheck program isn’t the biggest or most impactful. ...

Philadelphians now have one more way to get to and from California. Virgin America ...

Blaise Syrnick, 55, is a lifelong resident of Manayunk. His memory predates the establishment of the Schuylkill River Trail. On Ma ...

On a day dedicated to remembering an apostle of nonviolence, city leaders visited Bethel Temple Community Bible Church in the Kensington ...