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The American Civil Liberties Union and the Rutgers Student Assembly have filed suit seeking to allow voters to register on the day of an ...

Just over a month ago, the chairman of the Philadelphia School Reform Commission took part in a pivotal, closed-door meeting to discuss t ...

The Corbett Administration is asking natural gas drillers to stop delivering their wastewater to 15 treatment facilities in Pennsylvania. ...

A letter written by U.S. attorneys in Washington State is creating some new concerns over New Jersey’s medical marijuana program. ...

As Philadelphia commemorates the 150th anniversary of the Civil War, today marks a dark moment in Philadelphia’s role. On Ap ...

A new registry is Delaware is open to residents who may need special care when being assisted by emergency responders. The Emerge ...

Headline news in most American newspapers this morning was the rating agency ...

NewsWorks’ continuing coverage of Ride the Ducks ...

The Ride the Ducks tours will return to Philadelphia’s Delaware River Thursday now that the city has signed off on resuming the amp ...

NewsWorks’ continuing coverage of Kermit and Pearl Gosnell ...

The Casino Reinvestment Development Authority voted today to approve the boundaries for Atlantic City’s state-run tourism district. ...

Truckers stopping to rest at the Smyrna Rest Area will now be able to power their trucks without running the diesel engine, saving money ...

Drivers for Southwest Philadelphia’s Amoroso’s bakery are hoping to stop the direct bargaining with the roll company, which i ...

Pew Charitable Trusts announced today it will give $7,168,000 over the next three years to 45 Philadelphia-area organizations that help v ...

The Philadelphia District Attorney has charged a Northwest Philadelphia police officer in connection with an insurance fraud scheme. ...