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In more good news for Pennsylvania, tax collections continue to exceed expectations through the fiscal year. As of January, $264 million ...

Police used a cell-phone video of six Upper Darby students bullying 13-year-old Nadin Khouri to catch and arrest the teen’s torment ...

Lower Merion School District officials have announced plans to redesign a portion of Bala Cynwyd Middle School’s property to contro ...

Gary Alexander says changes he made to Rhode Island’s health-care policy saved the state $100 million in 18 months. But Rhode Islan ...

After five-and-a-half years, today marks the first day without Phillyist. The blog ...

First the hybrid buses, then talks of an electronic fare system and now . . . drum roll please . . . “SEP-TAINABLE.” SEPTA ha ...

Derek Green, special counsel to 9th District Councilwoman Marian Tasco, said today he won’t run for the 8th District council seat d ...

Former secretary of Pennsylvania’s Agriculture Department has taken on a new role. Russell Redding will serve as dean of agricultur ...

There are signs of Spring, we swear. The groundhog will probably declare six more weeks of winter tomorrow, but he can’t stop time. ...

Despite salary freezes for almost all of Delaware’s 17,000+ state employees, Gov. Jack Markell’s budget plan calls for raises ...

A reassessment of the construction along Route 52 in Ocean City and Somers Point, NJ, reveals the causeway won’t have to close as p ...

You can help families in need now through Valentines Day simply by going on Facebook. How easy is that? As part of Philabundance ...

The Duck Boats are trying to get back onto the Delaware River in Philadelphia, with an amended route and new safety measures. Last ...

High schools across the nation can compete for an inspiring speech from President Barack Obama. The annual Race to the Top Commencement C ...

More than 900 doctors, law enforcement officers and social services employees were in Dover Tuesday night, for the Child Abuse Recognitio ...