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A new report finds hundreds of thousands of poor New Jersey residents are not getting the help they need to deal with their legal problem ...

Three public forums and several endorsement later, it’s time for the Eighth District City Council debate. Join WHYY/NewsWorks, the ...

A deal between the Huffington Post and AOL has a Princeton dean leaving his university position to pursue work with the site. Paul ...

One thing that hasn’t gotten quite enough attention is that the entire tempest is the result of an investigation by Newsworks’ ...

The New Jersey Turnpike Authority has delayed its vote on whether to hire a private vendor for toll collection starting this summer. ...

More farmers across Pennsylvania will be able to accept ACCESS cards, the modern version of food stamps, thanks to federal stimulus money ...

After appearing on CBS’s “Face the Nation” on Sunday and MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” on Monday, Senator Chr ...

As part of the ongoing effort to improve the Ben Franklin Parkway, Sister Cities Plaza at Logan Square is getting a facelift. Work ...

The Philadelphia Courts says it needs money to hire more probation officers.   First Judicial District Officials came to Phil ...

The Pennsylvania House Judiciary Committee today approved a bill that would make it a felony offense for a teacher or school employee, co ...

Two men are accused of taking a twelve-foot-tall light pole, several ten-foot-long steel beams and other materials from developments in M ...

Nothing can bring excitement to a regular old Tuesday quite like free Flyers T-shirts. WHYY’s Lizz Fiedler was at Reading Terminal ...

“Don’t make us work ’til we die,” is the message protestors are carrying nationwide this week as they speak out a ...

The start of the Eagles 2011 season could also bring a documentary about Michael Vick. The quarterback has authorized Bombo Sports & ...

Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams says he will appeal a federal court decision granting a new sentencing hearing for convicted ...