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Delaware is looking at an estimated increase in revenue of about $155 million for the current fiscal year and for 2012, a state pane ...

Delaware is looking at an estimated increase in revenue of about $155 million for the current fiscal year and for 2012, a state pane ...

Pennsylvania’s acting attorney general supports a measure to move an investigative unit from the Gaming Control Board to his depart ...

Football fans are worried about what the NFL player lockout might mean for their fall TV lineup. But the families of players are w ...

A Philadelphia judge today backed the right of three candidates to appear on the Democratic primary ballot in the Eighth Council District ...

The Philadelphia Archdiocese faces its fourth clergy abuse lawsuit since the February announcement of a grand jury indictment charging ch ...

Milton Street, the brother of former Philadelphia Mayor John Street, will be on the May 17 primary ballot for mayor, a Common Pleas Cou ...

Officials at the Berlin Zoo are still trying to figure out what killed famed 4-year-old polar bear Knut. The young bear died suddenly Sat ...

New Jersey lawmakers have approved legislation to fine companies for placing job ads that prohibit the unemployed from applying. T ...

Between 2008 and 2010, Coatesville Area and Great Valley school districts increased the percentage of students that earned Advanced Place ...

Students will gather outside the United Way Building, ...

Got burning questions about the Pennsylvania Athletic Commission? Search no further for the answers, because Sen. Daylin Leach has launch ...

And the comeback is official. ...

Wednesday marks the first anniversary of the Affordable Care Act becoming law. Key provisions set to go into effect in 2014 have uncertai ...

N.J. Gov. Chris Christie’s administration has announced $30 million in funding in Health Care Stabilization Fund grants to be split ...