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The new federal health law includes scholarship and loan money to help launch minorities into health care jobs. It’s part of the st ...

The embattled Delaware River Port Authority’s board voted Wednesday to preserve senior citizen and commuter discounts on the a ...

New Jersey Governor Christie is lashing out at Washington for his state’s failure to qualify in round two of the Department of ...

One of New Jersey Governor Christie’s goals is to eliminate red tape for businesses. Today lawmakers in Trenton will discuss w ...

The company that owns the Philadelphia Inquirer, Daily News, and Phily.com is hammering out deals – after buying the media out ...

Computers, musical instruments, and other items are missing from Philadelphia schools according to an audit released Wednesday Augus ...

  Hi, this is Chris Satullo, WHYY’s executive director for news and civic dialogue; Dick has kindly lent me this space on t ...

Philadelphia joins in on a project that began in Chicago five years ago. Philadelphia bars and coffee houses will donate part of t ...

Congressman Patrick Murphy (D-Bucks County) says he is outraged that American tax dollars would help train workers in South Asia. ...

NPR’s Morning Edition takes a look at the U.S. Senate race in Delaware. National Public Radio took a look at the U.S. Senate ...

Mayor stops a hair shy of calling for Carl Greene’s immediate resignation. Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter is stepping up ...

Proponents of eating local put together a version of the sandwich with all the ingredients coming from 100 miles or closer. Some r ...

With new law, Delaware school officials won’t have to report an incident to local police if the alleged offender is less than 12 ye ...