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The New Jersey Senate has approved an “anti-bullying bill of rights” that advocates say would be the nation’s toughest. ...

Just when you thought Comcast-Spectacor ...

It seems unlikely Congress will extend unemployment benefits, so protesters in Philadelphia held a vigil mourning the extension’s d ...

Officials at the Delaware Department of Transportation hope an expansion in the use of social media tools will help get more information ...

When Gov. Corbett takes an axe to the state budget in a few months, he will have to take such big sweeping strokes if he really wants to ...

The controversy over airport body scans continues as the Secretary of Homeland Security says procedures for airport screenings aren’ ...

At a time when Catholic schools across the region ...

The SS United States Conservancy, a nonprofit conservation group, is hoping to persuade investors in the Foxwoods casino project to move ...

An on-going dispute about moving jobs from one local port to another resulted in protesters invading a Center City convenience store. ...

Philadelphia’s ‘Museum Without Walls’ has completed its first month in business, and as ...

Members of several city unions joined together for a protest that blocked Center City streets earlier today. WHYY reporter Tom MacDonald ...

The Philadelphia Archdiocese says it received an allegation last Thursday of sexual abuse of a minor against Reverend William G. Ayres, ...

Have you noticed new lights lining East Market Street from City Hall to 6th?  That would be the work of Center City District, which ...

More than just about any issue coming out of Harrisburg in the last few years, ...

This was a particularly disastrous weekend when it came to house fires. The Red Cross of Southeastern Pennsylvania released the following ...