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New Jersey’s capital city is beginning a mural arts project, and officials are hoping the idea will spread around the state.The fir ...

The Philadelphia Housing Authority has an interim executive director.  He’s been introduced to the public at the same time fed ...

Delaware Democrats will gather tonight at William Penn High School to select the party’s nominee to replace Paul Clark as New Castl ...

A Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling will force Philadelphia City Council to give the public a voice at vot ...

Ouch. Moody’s Investors Service has downgraded Philadelphia’s credit rating. The reason being that he city basically sucks at ...

Students W.B. Saul High School in Roxborough are branching out in their studies. The teenagers, who typically learn about animal husbandr ...

Hey, healthcare workers, are you required to get a flu shot for the job?   Health & Science reporter Carolyn Beeler is ...

Come December, 26 townships in Burlington County, N.j. will be participating in the county’s paper recycling program. The addition ...

New Jersey school superintendents were fuming last night at a public hearing meant to discuss superintendent pay caps.   S ...

The battle over who can host holiday displays at Chester County’s Historic Courthouse has been decided: all displays now rest in th ...

The name of Bucks County Boy Scouts Council executive director has gone missing from the group’s website. A meeting set for Monday ...

Word on the street — and by street we mean overcrowded conference table — is that a Philadelphian is behind a new Four Loko f ...

Among those not broken up about Dwight Evans unseating as House Appropriations Chair is none other than electricians union chief John Dou ...

The natural gas industry in Pennsylvania will have to follow stricter rules when it comes to drilling wells. State regulators approved a ...

Turkey Day is fast approaching, and volunteers from throughout the region are getting into the giving spirit by handing out the succulent ...