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 With the Philadelphia School District facing a $600 million deficit, there are a lot of people who have turned up to ask Cit ...

A new survey finds business leaders in New Jersey are more positive about the state’s economy. In the highest percentage sin ...

A bill mandating paid sick time for all workers in Philadelphia is emerging from limbo in City Council. The “Healthy Familie ...

Legislation to reform the Deferred Retirement Option Program, better known as DROP is expected to be introduced Thursday in Philadelphia ...

The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage has just announced the 10 local music organizations that have been awarded a total of $664,500 thr ...

Philadelphia voters came down hard on City Council members enrolled in the controversial Deferred Retirement Option Program in the primar ...

No more pencils. No more books. This may be the case for students in Galloway Township schools from Friday to Sunday if the distri ...

Could taxing the companies that are extracting natural gas from the Marcellus Shale in Pennsylvania scare pharmaceutical companies out of ...

What causes autism and can doctors cure it? It’s just one topic we’ll be discussing this evening on NewsWorks Tonight. Turn y ...

More than 40 groups are opposing a change to New Jersey’s beach access rules. Environmental, fishing, and beach access advoc ...

Two years of planning will culminate in September when The Bridge Way School opens in Roxborough. Housed in the Mishkan Shalom Synagogue ...

Following a two-day star-studded surprise goodbye to “O,” today is the farewell episode of ...

Delawareans have the opportunity tonight to review and comment on redistricting plans proposed by the Democratic caucus in the State Hous ...

Music therapy dates back to ancient times. In our country, the process of healing through music took off after World War I, when it was u ...

Celebrating its ninth year in the heart of Wilmington, city officials officially opened the Wilmington Farmer’s Market today in Rod ...