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It’s a win for cash-strapped states across the country, but a loss for people who receive food stamps, and local advocates are worr ...

Pennsylvania’s Department of Public Welfare today revoked the operating license for a Woods Services residential facility in Langho ...

Delaware’s environment secretary has called for a new planning policy that takes into account sea level rise from global climate ch ...

The same federal funding that Pennsylvania says it needs to balance its budget is also needed for the same thing in New Jersey. Unl ...

On Tuesday Mayor Michael Nutter called for an end to the DROP retirement incentive program. The program costs the city more than $20 mil ...

A 24-year old summer science camp for kids is drawing thousands of children across the Delaware Valley indoors. ...

Two heroes from Philadelphia’s prisons who were killed more than a quarter century ago got a fitting memorial today at the scene of ...

Pennsylvania has more juvenile lifers than any other state. The term refers to convicts serving life without parole for crimes committed ...

A city-wide show and tell is being planned for Philadelphia. For ten years, First Person Arts has encouraged people to stand in front of ...