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The suspected child predator ran a photography studio specializing in youth photos and had spent nearly 15 years as a foster parent. ...

SEPTA riders who invested in weekly or monthly transpasses only to be left stranded by the surprise walkout last week can get refunds. ...

Newspaper reports say Republican State Representative John Perzel could soon face indictment. Perzel represents the Northeast section of ...

As part of Pfizer’s takeover of Wyeth, research facilities around the country will be trimmed or closed. As part of Pfizer& ...

Philadelphia is home to the country’s oldest artist club. Philadelphia is home to the country’s oldest artist club. Ne ...

The two Pennsylvania Democrats who voted against the House health care package this weekend say the legislation is “dead on arrival ...

By Phil Gregory A debate in New Jersey is brewing over whether counties or townships should control planning and ...

By: Phil Gregory During the election, the teachers union supported Governor Jon Corzine’s re-election. Inst ...

The Pennsylvania House Transportation Committee is set to vote on a bill banning Pennsylvania drivers from texting while behind the wheel ...

By: Phil Gregory As a financially distressed city in 2002, the state began supervising the city’s operation ...

Philadelphia is on track to end the fiscal year more than thirty million dollars in the red. Philadelphia is on track to end the ...

Delaware joins Maryland and Virginia in cooperative agreement on development of offshore wind power. Delaware Governor Jack Markel ...

Governor-elect Chris Christie says years of pouring state money into the city have been a failure, and he wants to end it as quickly as p ...

Policy experts say the health overhaul bill passed by the House this weekend faces lots of resistance – and many revisions – ...