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The president of organization that infused funds into almost every avenue of Philadelphia life will step down after five years. Th ...

Stalled project planned for South Philadelphia rejuvenated as Harrah’s becomes a minority partner in the venture A stalled ...

Women tend to support Democratic candidates because of their stance on economic issues. A Rutgers University analysis finds that p ...

Stumping for Republican candidates in Harrisburg, the former House speaker visits Harrisburg. He’s still weighing a run for preside ...

“One Book One Philadelphia” has chosen Sherman Alexie’s “War Dances” as next year’s read. The collect ...

While most people have gotten rid of their VHS camcorders and players, the tapes are still out there. And that’s funny — ...

Three political newcomers vie for House seat long held by Kathy Manderino. The race to replace 18-year Democratic incumbent Kathy ...

Would you go on a one-way trip to Mars knowing that you might not have a way to get back to earth? Would you go on a one-way trip ...

Assembly passes measure that would put Garden State in company of 46 other states with a Uniform Trade Secrets Act. A measure to p ...

Job growth and the role of religion in politics: two very different issues, but two issues Delaware’s candidates for U.S. Se ...

As Sheriff John Green prepares to retire, his office is accused of stonewalling on providing audit information. Controller Alan Butkowitz ...

There’s lots of buzz these days about how Barack Obama would need to recalibrate his presidency in the wake of a major power s ...

U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan told the future educators and others thinking about joining the profession there are 8,000 new ...

City Council discusses ways to improve the system of dispatching tow trucks to disabled vehicles. After feuding tow truck companie ...

Some New Jersey legislators want to institute an anti-bullying bill of rights to strengthen a law passed in 2002 they say does not ...