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Nearly 100 employers will be meeting with prospective workers today in Wilmington as part of a major job fair.   The event ...

In the Republican-controlled Pennsylvania General Assembly, taxes are out and fees are in. Senate Republican leaders are putting t ...

What would a city designed by middle school students look like? Not as unrealistic and idealistic as you might imagine. Eighty-six ...

Join Radio Times host Marty Moss-Coane this morning as she talks with economist Dean Baker. Baker, co-director of the Center for E ...

First smoothies, then fruit juices, now ice cream. Vegetables are sneaking up everywhere as a way to trick ourselves and our kids into ea ...

Update: The contest is also being offered by the Tri-county Record, Delaware County Daily Times, Phoenix and the West Ch ...

Olympic gold-medalist Carl Lewis may announce a bid to run for the N.J. state senate at a press conference scheduled for 2pm this afterno ...

Update: WHYY’s Lizz Fiedler tells us the PSPCA is currently staging another dogfighting bust in Kensington. Author ...

Morning, feed readers. Hope you enjoyed the weekend, ’cause if you take Amtrak, you’re starting the week with a headac ...

14th Police District in Philadelphia 43 W. Haines Street, Philadelphia, PA 19144 This district covers Chestnut Hill, Mt. ...

The Philadelphia region has had two harsh winters in a row. Remember the ...

Mayor Michael Nutter apologized Friday to a group of seventh and eighth graders about the environmental problems they will inherit as the ...

I teach and study taxation for a living, so you might think I enjoy doing my taxes so much that I’m an early filer. The truth is j ...

The aroma of fresh chili in crock pots, the flavor of countless spices and the chatter of old friends reconnecting, invigorated the sense ...

The Philadelphia region has had two harsh winters in a row. Remember the ...