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Philadelphia’s bus, trolley and subway system is paralyzed by a union strike called early this morning. SEPTA’s transp ...

In an unexpected move by union leadership, SEPTA’s bus, trolley, and subway operators working in Philadelphia went out on strike ea ...

Commuters were stranded this morning at mass transit stops in Philadelphia. The union representing bus, trolley, and subway operat ...

The federal government is holding up Philadelphia as a model in how to treat drug an alcohol addicts. Grants are being offered to other c ...

Just 23% of students at schools offering the H1N1 vaccine actually got it on the first day of inoculations. On Monday, state heal ...

The Wilmington-based chemical giant expects an increase in earnings per share for 2010. The leaders of Delaware-based chemical gia ...

Voters will head to the polls Tuesday to choose a governor in New Jersey. In Pennsylvania, today’s election will decide the newest ...

A debate over ancient artifacts is being waged at the University of Pennsylvania Museum. Should objects dug up from archeological sites b ...

House Democrats say Governor Rendell’s demand for a bill legalizing table games in casinos by November 9th is unrealistic. H ...

Adams and Juniata move from a traditional health plan to a co-op. County leaders across the state are looking for ways to keep emp ...

Doctors, health workers and public officials gathered at the University of Pennsylvania for a city-wide conversation on the health of Phi ...

Compared with other patients, pregnant women are more likely to suffer serious complications if they get the swine flu. Doctors are couns ...

Suffering and death are a regular part of the work day for many healthcare professionals who struggle with their own grief, sense of loss ...