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New Jersey homeowners who meet eligibility requirements have until the end of the month to apply for property tax relief programs. ...

This year’s selection for One Book, One Philadelphia is Edwidge Danticat’s “Create Dangerously: The Immigrant Artist at ...

You have to admire the chutzpah of American Crossroads, the political committee associated with Republican operative Karl Rove, which is ...

When Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter vetoed a bill lowering the city’s parking tax last week, he killed a measure sponsored by Ji ...

A New Jersey molasses company has been fielding more and more orders that have nothing to do with baked goods. The International ...

Governor Tom Corbett has announced his four-part plan for education reform in Pennsylvania. Corbett wants to put a state commissio ...

Thirteen years ago, Toni Montier didn’t think she’d be where she is today. “When my addiction took off, I lost e ...

Advocates of the extraction process known as “fracking” say it’s safe, yielding vast quantities of natural gas without ...

After months of focusing on economic issues, lawmakers in Washington, D.C., are likely to turn back to a contentious abortion debate by t ...

With credit to N.J. Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno, Church & Dwight — makers of First Response pregnancy tests and Trojan condoms — is sta ...

Edward Loper, Sr., the self taught Delaware artist died last weekend.  He was 95.  The work of this African-American art ...

South Philly residents are itching to talk about smoking regulations. The next Smoke Signals discussion forum was set to take plac ...

After imposing earlier curfews by executive order this summer, Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter is asking City Council to change the cur ...