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Pa. Gov. Tom Corbett has selected a nominee as the secretary for the Agriculture Department. Pennsylvania Farm Bureau official George Gre ...

They won’t be on the Schuylkill, but the duck boats may make a return to the Delaware if Mayor Michael Nutter approve of new safety ...

This might be a first in my endless decades of political reporting: A campaign announces it’s holding a fundraiser in a press relea ...

New Jersey’s Supreme Court ruled today the state will not be allowed to use evidence of its financial crisis in its case to defend ...

During a call organized by the White House Tuesday, Philadelphia’s mayor said thousands of city residents could lose out if the fed ...

It’s months away, but the ...

After five years of planning and persistent opposition from neighborhood organization, Princeton University has decided to nix its propos ...

Richard DeMarco ...

The death of an East Oak Lane man this morning in the first carbon monoxide death reported isPhiladelphia since 2008. The man was found d ...

The 47-year-old Philadelphia area woman known as “Jihad Jane” pleaded guilty Tuesday in federal court to her part in a terror ...

A Laurel High School teacher is behind bars, accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a student. Delaware State Police ...

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 ...