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New Jersey lawmakers have until the end of June to approve a new state budget. But Democrats and Republicans remain at odds over tax poli ...

With the Pennsylvania primary just two weeks away, the fight is getting nasty in one Philadelphia City Council race. Seventh Distr ...

The Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office is investigating the mayor of Jenkintown for allegations that he hosted and then t ...

We’re closing in on primary elections in Philadelphia. Grab your popcorn, because things are only now getting interesting. W ...

You won’t find pleasant, colorful abstracts on rugs woven in Afghanistan in recent years. The tension, violence and war that have t ...

Today is a happy one for 28 Atlantic City firefighters who were sworn in after being out of work for months. They’ll resume ...

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Eighth District Councilwoman Donna Reed Miller joined Mayor Michael Nutter today to celebrate the opening of ...

One fifth-grader’s celebration of Osama bin-Laden’s death was short-lived yesterday. Conner Tressler showed up for school in ...

Philadelphia Firefighter Jack Slivinski can go back to work. After being reassigned last week from his coveted spot at Rescue 1, ...

Pa. Sen. Larry Farnese has announced legislation to reinstate mandatory minimum sentences for straw purchases of multiple firearms. < ...

A report released by the National Low Income Housing Coalition and the Housing Alliance of Pennsylvania shows the housing wage in Philade ...

In the works since late last year, New Jersey’s saltwater fishing registry will be up and running Wednesday, the Associated Press r ...

Returning to school has probably never felt so good. Students from Camden’s Creative Arts High School will return this afternoon fr ...

Some time in the last five days, two stenographer machines were stolen from Philadelphia City Council Chambers. That ought to comp ...