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Republicans in Burlington County want to disqualify Olympic track star Carl Lewis as a candidate for the New Jersey Senate. The Re ...

Rutgers University has formed a new partnership to offer university classes at a New Jersey military base. Sixty students are alre ...

Although the Philadelphia Orchestra filed a Chapter 11 petition with U.S. Bankruptcy Court on Saturday, it does not mean the orchestra ha ...

A Philadelphia graduate student is getting notice for her health policy ideas–even before she gets her degree. Leah Guinn ...

Mayor Michael Nutter today announced endorsements for two Philadelphia City Council candidates. Democrats Mark Squilla and Marty Bednarek ...

In a move to preserve 1,900 acres of land as open space, New Jersey will spend $28 million on a deal in Mercer, Monmouth and Burlington c ...

Two notable Philadelphians have changed their voter registrations. Tom Knox has become an independent and said he changed his regi ...

Some strange breaking news in Philadelphia politics (as if there were any other kind): Tom MacDonald tells us sources tell WHYY th ...

The Phils beat the Marlins yesterday, but the game wasn’t the real Sunday show. Before the game, the Phanatic rounded up some masco ...

Polls may show a majority of Pennsylvanians favor a natural gas severance tax, but Gov. Tom Corbett calls the concept “un-American, ...

Moammar Gadhafi is weighing in on the Philadelphia Mayor’s race.  Okay, not really.  But a Republican candidate for mayor ...

A spokesman for N.J. Gov. Chris Christie said today the governor will file for an extension for his taxes. Lt. Gov. Kin Guadagno has alre ...

NewsWorks’ coverage of the Philadelphia Orchestra’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing. ...

The head of a civil rights group is complimenting Philadelphia for a new law designed to give ex-offenders a better chance at landing a j ...

NewsWorks’s coverage of the fire at West Philadelphia’s Windermere Court. ...