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Philadelphia hired temporary workers to eliminate backlog The city of Philadelphia is using federal recovery money to clear a back ...

Members of City Council surveyed say the budget debate is over and now Mayor Michael Nutter has to deal with the budget they approved. ...

Pennsylvania is looking to score $400 million in education funding from a competitive federal grant program. Yesterday was the deadline f ...

This week, Royal Dutch Shell paid $4.7 billion to buy land that holds natural gas deposits in the northeast and Texas. While the o ...

Providing care for someone close to you can be stressful and change your life. Many who fall into being caregivers often don’t know ...

Starting in January there could be a new deduction on your pay stub. Lots of us haven’t been saving for our senior years, so the go ...

Onorato has made his Harrisburg outsider status a central theme of his campaign for governor. Democrat Dan Onorato says he’s ...

The Christie administration’s application for as much as much as $400 million in federal funds for education reform does not includ ...

Good weather for much of the Memorial Day weekend lured visitors to the resort city where officials say the boardwalk, beaches, shows and ...

An amendment to a Pennsylvania teen driving bill may halt its passage. State lawmakers are split on whether to save the measure. ...

The Flyers may be down two games in their series against the Chicago Blackhawks, but the fans aren’t giving up. The Flyers m ...

The Mayor plans to cut almost $950,000 from a program addressing “quality of life” issues in Northeast Philadelphia. W ...

There are just over 70 inmates who are qualified for home confinement still in the city jail system, because there aren’t enough of ...

The concept of zone courts is simple – a prosecutor focusing on a specific zone will become more familiar with the neighborhoods an ...