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Remember a couple of years ago when Congress was debating the health care law and Democrats were getting ripped by angry voters at town h ...

Philadelphia is playing host for its first science festival until the end of the week. The city was chosen by the National Science Founda ...

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett signed his first bill into law Monday. The measure, which passed the House and Senate by wide margins, lift ...

Democratic leaders in Montgomery County worry that registration errors at PennDOT centers may be denying them–and the Republicans ...

The American Academy of Pediatrics is calling for stronger federal regulation of chemicals in consumer products. Under current law ...

For the first time in Philadelphia history, blacks outnumber all other ethic groups in the city. That’s according to numbers compil ...

Monday brought us Mayor Michael Nutter’s response to closed-door charter school negotiations and more endorsement for 8th District ...

Some of the dogs rescued last week from an illegal kennel in Chester County are ready for adoption. Eight of the 54 rescues are looking f ...

Already backed by Mayor Michael Nutter, Cindy Bass is racking up the endorsements. The 8th District City Council candidate stopped by Fam ...

Pottstown is considering a law that would make homeowners responsible for cleaning up the litter on the sidewalks and street in front of ...

Here’s a little something to help your resume stand out from all the other job applicants with extensive experience, great personal ...

Someone’s unhappy with the politicians (and their signs) in Haverford. Hundreds of candidate-endorsing lawn signs have gone missing ...

Philly Tech Week kicked off Monday with the debut of a new web site that promises to open the often obscure statistics of government and ...

More medical school students see the field of internal medicine as a potentially meaningful career track than they did 20 years ago, yet ...