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For decades Harrisburg has been the target of citizen outrage and protest against the way state legislators operate unethically. Bu ...

Promoters are against a bill in Philadelphia City Council that would impose tougher regulations for their shows. Promoters are a ...

All those winter storms caused significant beach erosion along the Jersey shore. But Stewart Farrell, the director of the Coastal Researc ...

Legislation allowing openly gay people to serve in the military has cleared the House and now heads to what could be a tough fight in the ...

Contractor will pay for repairs, not the public There’s been a snag in the $67 million dollar project to reconstruct the Sou ...

Lack of City Council session makes them postpone rally Library supporters were ready to protest service cuts in Philadelphia, unti ...

Comcast-owned channel Versus televises two games of series The Flyers hit the ice for the first game of the Stanley Cup Saturday. ...

Statement says it was an unpaid position The White House used former President Bill Clinton to ask Delaware County Congressman Joe ...

Markell wants new government employees to pay more for benefits to save the state nearly $100 million over the next five years. De ...

In these times of economic uncertainty and ecological disasters, Americans have proven again how resilient to bad news they can be. But w ...

After months of preparations and a week of practice, the state’s smallest casino is set to officially roll out table games, just in ...

Sussex County officials urge residents to prepare following the forecast for a more active than usual hurricane season. It was a b ...

Prices are down regionally and nationally as travelers get ready to hit the highways this holiday weekend. It’s one reason more dri ...

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The House of Representatives voted on Thursday to reverse a 17-year ban known as “don’t ask, don’t tell.” ...