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In the last 10 years, Philadelphia has lost 37 percent of its manufacturing jobs. A study by Buffalo Business first shows the city had mo ...

St. Mary Medical Center in Langhorne, Pa., has agreed to pay the federal government $3.3 million after overcharging for Medicare and Medi ...

Forget hunkering down with a trashy romance novel or questionably accurate memoir. Sink yourself into politics. On today’s National ...

Students and administrators at Millville Senior High School are praying for the quick arrival of 2014 and $163 million. The New Jersey hi ...

While interesting and informative, the Census can only give us averages. On Metropolis today, ...

Drug addiction can take a toll on more than the addict. One local program helps families deal with addiction, giving them the tools they ...

Health & Science reporter Carolyn Beeler has been following the story of the Chesapeake Bay’s poor scoring in Environmental Pro ...

Feeling a little out of the loop regarding Saturday’s Mummers Parade? We’ll take care of that. ...

Perhaps the most simultaneously exciting and terrifying prospect for any person in utero is the idea that we humans have absolut ...

A liberal-leaning think tank is urging Pennsylvania lawmakers to increase the state’s minimum wage next year. Seven other states wi ...

Honda has recalled 18,500 snowblowers due to a fuel tank in certain models that may drop oil and lead to fires. ...

The Associated Press reports there is a federal investigation into the campaign finances of Republican Senatorial candidate in Delaware, ...

The Burlington County Chamber of Commerce has issued a warning to county businesses and residents about a phone scam. Scammers are callin ...

Thanks to a doctor in Lancaster, the county now has an emergency response group with disaster training. Dr. Neil Kline helped form the Pe ...

A Bloomberg News story has story cited Philadelphia as one of the slowest cities in the nation at spending stimulus funds with just 16 pe ...