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Aiming to keep rural areas thriving, a U.S. Department of Agriculture official recently visited Pennsylvania to promote a new federal pla ...

Tuesday could bring an end (or at least a new chapter) to two big issues in Philadelphia over the last year. Due tomorrow are an a ...

Though approval from an Assmebly committee and the lower House is still needed, N.J. Gov. Chris Christie is praising the state SenateR ...

Afraid of Medicare? Or, more accurately, afraid of its disappearance? So are a lot of people, since most of the nation’s voters are ...

For one pair of suburban store owners, the draw of Philadelphia trumps the city’s business taxes. ...

Philadelphia is giving $53 million extra to the city schools partly in hope that lawmakers in Harrisburg might follow suit. State ...

Martha Vidauri keeps the Manayunk Development Corp. running like a well-oiled machine. The California native found her way to Penn ...

Inspections by the State Police show that parents in the Philadelphia area are better at installing kids car seats than in the rest of Pe ...

Law enforcement agencies are more able and willing to share information with each other, but challenges remain according to those who tes ...

You’ve got four more days to contribute to Philabundance’s food drive partnership with SEPTA. The organization announc ...

Her sash may have said “California,” but somewhere inside Alyssa Campanella lives a Jersey girl. The 21-year-old won l ...

As the Delaware County SPCA gets closer to the June 30 cut-off of its animal control services, the county is encouraging dog owners to in ...

It’s going to be unusually loud for a Monday in King of Prussia Mall. Teen pop star Selena Gomez is crashing Bloomingdale ...

What’s the best way for a teacher to get personal? Maybe not a bl ...

Governor Jack Markell joined his counterparts from Wisconsin, Florida and other parts of the nation for a summitt held in Washington, D.C ...