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A Pennsylvania Senate Republican “impact fee” on natural gas drilling in the Marcellus Shale is now out in the open, weeks af ...

The City of Philadelphia has awarded an $8.1 million contract to a Massachusetts company, eClinicalWorks, to run an electronic health rec ...

The legislature’s budget-writing committee has voted to give state employees in Delaware a pay raise, the Associated Press is r ...

In a unanimous vote late last week, the Chestnut Hill Historical Society’s Easement Committee denied proposed amendments to histori ...

Delaware is looking at an additional increase in revenue of about $47 million for the current fiscal year and for 2012, a state panel ann ...

With rain forecast to fall during Tuesday’s primary election, the weather could have an effect on turnout. Political consult ...

A national report on the country’s “most endangered rivers” ranks the Susquehanna number one. Jeff Schmidt of Pe ...

A little more than a year ago, police in Philadelphia stopped responding to fender-benders. Since then, motorists in minor accidents and ...

It’ll be quite some time before we’ll have President “The Donald.” Donald Trump said today he won’t seek th ...

Heading into tomorrow’s Pennsylvania primary, suburban counties around Philadelphia are playing out to be a voter registration batt ...

An advocacy group is urging New Jersey lawmakers to call off planned transportation projects it says would not relieve traffic congestion ...

In just more than an hour, you can listen live to broadcast debut of NewsWorks Tonight, our 30-minute f ...

The School District of Philadelphia announced today the release of the 50-page report on its Renaissance Schools. Compiled by the Account ...

About 250 workers who staff traveling blood drives in Pennsylvania and New Jersey are threatening to strike next week if contract negotia ...

What do you get when you put N.J. Gov. Chris Christie in a room half filled with graduating education students? Booing. Christie r ...