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Pennsylvania’s Senate Republicans are sounding their support for the state’s former U.S. Sen. Rick Santorum in the presidenti ...

New Jersey is taking action to help businesses recover from the damage caused by Hurricane Irene. The New Jersey Economic Developm ...

In the six months since Pennsylvania ended its adultBasic health insurance program for low-income residents, fewer than half of the enrol ...

American Red Cross blood collection workers in Southeast Pennsylvania and New Jersey have filed a notice of their intent to strike Sept. ...

The 13-member commission that will redraw New Jersey’s congressional districts has started work. Because the population in o ...

The first day of school in Philadelphia Tuesday included the ribbon cutting to the brand-new, $66 million West Philadelphia High School.< ...

High school teachers in the Catholic Archdiocese of Philadelphia have hit the picket lines. The teachers voted overwhelmingly Tues ...

Strike three and the “Roxborough robber” is still out – on city streets. Within five days, three banks on Ridge Avenue ...

The first phase in a grand plan for an entertainment district near Philadelphia’s stadiums is expected to open in the spring and cr ...

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie received good praises and local and national recognition during last week’s Hurricane Irene. In ...

Only a week after leaving his post on the New Jersey Supreme Court, former justice Roberto Rivera-Soto has started a new job. And his new ...

The law allows you to videotape a police officer doing his or her job in a public place, but you’re putting yourself and your cell ...

The Marcellus Shale Coalition comes to town tomorrow, and the two-day convention will result in a variety of sideshows. ...

Seemingly chaotic, there was in fact a method to the madness. Situated in a combination cafeteria-auditorium inside the Cook-Wissa ...