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Irvin Levin is worried about his son and the people who take care of him. Levin’s 38-year-old son, Jamie, suffers from seizure d ...

Pennsylvania’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate is at its lowest level in 20 months. The figure dropped to 8.2 percent ...

Pennsylvania Auditor General Jack Wagner wants Gov. Tom Corbett and state lawmakers to stop raiding the state’s Tobacco Settlement ...

A task force formed by New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has recommended that decisions on retaining teachers and principals be linked to st ...

More than 6,000 off-duty and retired police and firefighters rallied outside the New Jersey Statehouse Thursday to protest staff cuts and ...

While there was a solidarity rally in Center City sup ...

We’ve had some wild corruption cases in Philadelphia, but I’m not sure we have anything to compare with the crazy trial in Pi ...

Philadelphia’s Housing Authority Board is meeting today.  The board is down one member and the rest have been asked to resign. ...

Area physicians will soon be trained to identify and report victims of financial fraud among their elderly patients. New training program ...

For more than a year and a half, the city of Philadelphia’s civilian employees have been working without union contracts. And the f ...

Today’s planned override of N.J. Gov. Chris Christie’s jobs bills veto was a failed attempt. Democratic legislators failed to ...

Black History Month just ended, but the work of creating jobs and economic development for African Americans in Germantown caries on. ...