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In the interest of disclosure, PSEA provides funding for WHYY’s coverage of state government issues. Given the way ...

It looks like the Eagles quarterback won’t be chatting with the Queen of Daytime TV after all — at least not as scheduled. ...

Binge drinking is a growing problem in New Jersey. A new prevention effort aims to curb it. Studies show that 42 percent of 18- to ...

The Archdiocese of Philadelphia is taking further action in response to a disturbing grand jury report released last week.    ...

The housing market may still be floundering, but a few select properties have some eye-popping pricetags. Case in point, the Cente ...

Update: Schrader tells WHYY at least seven displaced residents from this morning’s fire will stay at the Red Cross ...

Though SEPTA is still considering whether it will file an appeal, Disabled in Action of Pennsylvania is victorious for now. The group won ...

Nearly 500 of Rashawn Anderson’s friends and family members packed inside St. Andrew’s Baptist Church on Wayne Avenue on Wedn ...

What a difference a few days can make. District Attorney Seth Williams is commending Cardinal Justin Rigali for Rigali’s announceme ...

Many mental health care providers utilize “peer support”–people with mental illnesses who are trained to help and couns ...

As the race for Philadelphia mayor grows stranger, no strong Republican candidate has emerged to challenge incumbent Michael Nutter. The ...

The Newark Police Department is asking for the public’s help in locating a bank robbery suspect. According to authorities, t ...

Mayors from around New Jersey are calling on Trenton to do more to help them control property taxes. About 200 mayors met with leg ...

Barring notice by the School Reform Commission or Ackerman herself, the School District of Philadelphia superintendent will get an automa ...