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A day after the chairman and another member of Philadelphia’s School Reform Commission resigned, Mayor Michael Nutter has appointed ...

A Pennsylvania senator plans to introduce legislation to create a disaster relief fund for the state, and already has some ideas about fu ...

A slight change in policy wording could be considered a big win for students in Phoenixville, who are no longer “prohibited” ...

More than a year after plans for a bike-racing track in Coatesville were formulated, another extension has been granted — this time ...

Less than 48 hours before the Philadelphia Zoning Board of Adjustment (ZBA) was set to settle the Chelten Plaza score, the highly-anticip ...

A former Pennsylvania congressman who fought to repeal Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell is celebrating the end of the controversial mili ...

The program will develop a curriculum for best practices in Delaware’s Mental Health Courts.   It’s funded by ...

A fast-acting Mayor Michael Nutter has appointed a new School Reform Commission member following the resignations of member John Irizarry ...

An interesting year in Pennsylvania has come to an end. The state Liquor Control Board’s wine kiosk program has ended follow ...

A bill introduced today by N.J. Sen. Loretta Weinberg requires Gov. Chris Christie to notify legislators in advance on out-of-state trave ...

Philadelphia firefighters today rescued a man from the rubble of a partially collapsed garage in the Germantown section of the city. ...

As we close in on City Council’s vote on the zoning code reform, a public forum tonight aims to make the proposals easier to unders ...

Some good news for pumpkins today after farmers reported last week Hurricane Irene’s crop-destroying floods will create a pumpkin s ...

Update, 3:20 p.m Langford filed a petition this morning to have his name removed from the ballot, ...

In what’s being called an oversight, Penn students showed up last week to a political science class looking for their professor, un ...