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The City of Philadelphia Board of Ethics has announced that the city’s first lobbying registration law finally will take effect in ...

Philadelphia police soon may be enforcing a city ordinance that closes a regulatory loophole allowing more people to carry concealed weap ...

The family of a refugee who died after a botched abortion at a Philadelphia clinic have sued the city over her death. The lawsuit ...

Members of Occupy Philadelphia are appealing the restrictions the city wants to impose if the group moves to a new location. Gwen ...

With the arrival of the holiday season, it’s buyer beware for toy shoppers. And, once again, a Philadelphia-based research gro ...

New Jersey environmentalists are not happy with the state’s latest appointment to the Oyster Creek safety advisory panel. That gro ...

Holiday shopping means being extra careful for thieves both cyber and physical.   Philadelphia District Attorney Seth William ...

Philadelphia’s outdoor Christmas Village is back, but this year it’s in a new location.   The Christmas Village i ...

Opponents of privatizing Pennsylvania’s liquor system say the move would benefit large corporations and wholesalers, and terminate ...

Congratulations on making it through the Thanksgiving food fest and the Black Friday shopping. Now just in time for Small Business ...

Stores across the Delaware Valley are packed with shoppers this Black Friday.  Many retailers have more than paying customers on the ...

Happy Thanksgiving! The only thing standing between you and the turkey is several large floats, marching bands and road closures.< ...

What’s wrong with this picture? That’s the Philadelphia Parking Authority’s Bureau of Administrative Adjudicatio ...

Pollster George Gallup Jr. has died in New Jersey, a year after being diagnosed with liver cancer. Family members say the Princeto ...

Taunya English’s story is part of a project on health in the states, a partnership between WHYY, NPR and Kaiser Health News. ...