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Governor Rendell continues to beat the drum for transportation funding, but his statewide media blitz has had little impact on legislator ...

Drillers say it’s better for the environment. Lawmakers are skeptical it’s good for anything other than the industry’s ...

City says it would take pension officials two weeks to figure out how many workers could opt into the program and at what cost Jus ...

The head of the Court of Common Please says it would be at most three percent of the one billion dollars the courts are owed on paper. ...

A lifelong Philly baseball fan says the city should make a pitch to the city’s former American League team to return to Philadelphi ...

Four schools will get funding for their advanced nursing education programs to help students with tuition, books and supplies. Som ...

Cutting $542,000 from the library’s budget would have been enough to make it close its doors. A plan is in motion to save Ca ...

Philadelphia Fire Department says a crew was on scene in under three minutes. A West Philadelphia rowhouse fire took the life of a ...

All electronic tolling would be a first for the region on a major roadway such as I-95 The Scudder’s Falls Bridge that carri ...

Stress can take an enormous toll on mental and physical health, and few of us know how to deal with it effectively. Spilled coffee ...

Tea party supporters from across the country gathered at Independence Mall in Philadelphia July 31 in a first of its kind event that ...

The Episcopal Church Court of Appeals reversed the decision of a lower church court, finding that Bishop Charles Bennison did not tr ...

Philadelphians can now recycle more types of plastic including juice bottles, yogurt containers and plastic cups and plates. The new ...