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Harrisburg briefly took on the feel of Madison Tuesday afternoon when anti-drilling protesters staged a sit-in outside Pennsylvania Gov. ...

A Philadelphia City Council committee has approved a plan to energize Market Street East by allowing high-tech signs. But the bill had so ...

The Delaware Department of Education’s Charter School Accountability Committee today recommended the revocation of Reach Academy fo ...

This essay is part of the That’s History series, a partnership between NewsWorks and the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. ...

John Featherman has issued his concession statement in his race against Karen Brown for the Philadelphia Republican mayoral primary. Thou ...

New Jersey lawmakers are considering legislation aimed at ending double-dipping by elected officials. Some lawmakers, sheriffs, co ...

As their contracts with Crozer-Chester Medical Center expire Wednesday, 700 nurses at the Chester, Pa., hospital are considering a strike ...

A summer event sponsored by the Philadelphia Streets Department is expected to get about 11,000 illegally discarded tires off the streets ...

As Mayor Michael Nutter and Philadelphia City Council members work against the clock to determine what, if anything, the city can do to h ...

Philadelphia Health Commissioner Donald F. Schwarz is following a warning from the National Weather Service, placing the city on a heat w ...

Peg Andrews has been watching the Philadelphia International Cycling Championship from her front stoop on Levering Street in Manayunk for ...

The next week will be a tense one for many teachers across Philadelphia as they wait to find out if they’ll be back in the classroo ...