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Workers could face layoffs and residents could see reduced services as more economic trouble is threatening the city. Just a few m ...

Absentee ballot counting machines go through a dry run as election workers get ready for the September 14th primary. With less tha ...

It’s a sign of the economy that more students qualify. Colleges and universities are hoping it won’t deter students from con ...

They want “Way to Work” extended beyond its September 30th expiration. The program uses stimulus dollars to pay wages. Empl ...

Christie says he wants DRPA CEO John Matheussen to be a voice for change. The Governor did not fire Matheussen as rumored. Gove ...

Members change seats, but no one comes or goes. In a bizarre maneuver, two SEPTA board members switched terms this week. SPETA Ch ...

Congressman Frank Pallone and Senator Frank Lautenberg want Congress to pass new funding to monitor and reduce pollution in the coastal w ...

With a new principal, new school programs, and close attention from the U.S. Department of Justice after last years racially motivated at ...

For the first two months of FY2011, Pennsylvania’s revenue is up over projections. But the year is young, and the loss of federal s ...

Scientists at Penn seek out people who can live without anti-rejection meds, to figure why. Medications can be expensive — e ...

From boaters to surfers, people all along the New Jersey shore are getting ready for Hurricane Earl to hit. The Coast Guard says m ...

Over half of young Latino men don’t finish high school in Philadelphia. Philadelphia’s schools get a new plan Thursday ...