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A classic rock station bites the dust. The day after Labor Day, classic rock station WYSP will begin broadcasting the all-sports c ...

The largest police union in New Jersey intends to return its annual events to Atlantic City. The New Jersey Policemen’s Bene ...

Public school advocates are urging Pennsylvania lawmakers to think big as they draft legislation to allow vouchers and reform charter sch ...

A Wall Street company has cut New Jersey’s bond rating. Citing the state’s underfunded pension and employee benefits l ...

What’s at the root of the recent success of Philadelphia sports teams? NewsWorks Tonight Producer Shai Ben-Yaacov spoke with Ph ...

Former Pennsylvania House Speaker John Perzel faces trial on corruption charges the day after Labor Day. Three of his co-defendants, incl ...

Private-sector employment in New Jersey is up for the sixth straight month. Employers in the Garden State added 1,800 jobs in July ...

Families of PGW workers killed in natural gas explosions may soon be eligible for the same death benefit provided to survivors of firefig ...

The sultry sound of jazz filled the air as local musicians Lenny Belasco and Victor Puentes wailed back and forth on trumpet and drums fo ...

Families from Sussex County, Del., are waiting to find out which one of them has been chosen for ABC’s Extreme Makeover: Home E ...

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Starting Friday, the Delaware River Port Authority and state and local police in New Jersey are teaming up to crack down on drunken drivi ...

A new initiative from the University of Pennsylvania Health System will look at health care financing through a partnership between the P ...

Philadelphia politicians are debating whether to continue a pact with Immigration and Customs Enforcement–the so-called PARS agreem ...

A monthly outlook survey taken by the Philadelphia Federal Reserve shows a drop in Philadelphia-area manufacturing, including declines in ...