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Leadership of the Philadelphia Industrial Development Corporation unofficially changed hands today as 10-year President Peter Longstreth ...

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter has decided to veto the bill calling for all city businesses to provide sick leave for their workers. ...

It’s been nearly a year since a duck boat crash killed two teenage tourists on the Delaware River. To mark the July 7 tragedy, Ride ...

Friday’s Daily News had a terrific ...

The Archdiocese of Philadelphia is launching new mandatory training on reporting child abuse. The Bucks County-based Network of Vi ...

This month marks the 75th anniversay of a beloved neighborhood landmark in Manayunk. Since 1936, the North Light Community Center ...

New guidelines to be released by the FBI this summer will gave agents more flexibility in their investigations. This has people who value ...

Gay marriage advocates in New Jersey say they now have the votes needed to pass a law through the Legislature, but not enough to override ...

School District of Philadelphia Superintendent Arlene Ackerman has a $100,000 bonus check coming her way this week, and the Daily New ...

The Pennsylvania House will consider a fee for drilling at the state’s Marcellus Shale whales, but Gov. Tom Corbett is pretty much ...

More than 5,000 Center City PECO customers are without power, and 1,000 in New Jersey are experiencing the same. ...

The family of a SEPTA bus driver killed by police earlier this month is taking steps to clear his name. Eric Crawley, 38, was fata ...

It just got 11 percent more expensive for students attending Delaware State University ...

Philadelphia students’ standardized test scores are still increasing. PSSA scores are up again, for the ninth consecutive year. ...

Construction on Philadelphia’s new Family Court building is in a limbo because work was awarded to a non-union contractor.  ...