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Four East Falls teachers have filed lawsuits alleging that their former principal created a hostile work environment in which white teach ...

Well, WHYY’s Elizabeth Fiedler followed up on the health of Spartacus. NewsWorks’ readers asked about Spartacus, the 2 ...

Happening now: Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett is about to be released from a hospital, two days ...

Councilman Curtis Jones Jr. celebrated with campaign staff at Manayunk Brewery on Tuesday night after running unopposed in the Fourth Dis ...

Drivers who frequent the Delaware Memorial Bridge can expect a toll increase starting July 1. But, not to worry–discount programs f ...

Call it election night revelry? Police say about a half-dozen vehicles were destroyed after being intentionally set on fire in Phi ...

There were no bidders at a sheriff’s auction for the site of the former BayBees pediatrics office run by Dr. Earl Bradley, who face ...

Construction is underway on a new Dover High School, which will have a capacity of up to 1,800 students.  Ground was broken f ...

Delaware Lieutenant Governor Matt Denn hosts a workshop today on “School, Family and Community Partnerships:  Working Together ...

How about a break from the Pa. election fallout? We’ll ease you out of it by sticking to politics: Rick Santorum says ...

Incumbent Mayor Michael Nutter brushed off a longshot challenger in the Philadelphia mayoral Democratic primary ( ...

The Republican contests for Superior and Commonwealth Court nominations were lopsided affairs. The GOP’s endorsed candidates, Vic S ...

Republican voters in Pennsylvania have nominated candidates endorsed by party leaders in the two statewide races in the 2011 primary. ...

Should Mayor Nutter be embarrassed by the fact that Milton Street, yes Milton friggin Street, got 24 percent of the vote? Nutter ...

Philadelphia’s mayor has been re-nominated and appears to have smooth sailing toward a second term of office. Michael Nutter says h ...