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When they head into federal buildings in Philadelphia, some residents and visitors are now on high alert. When they head into fed ...

A federal judge has rejected a request by convicted former state Senator Vincent Fumo for a new trial, based on new evidence. A fe ...

By: Phil Gregory New Jersey officials say they have arrested 846 fugitives in the last month as part of a nationwide crackdown. ...

Philadelphia City Councilmembers say they are ready to forgo this years’ 5-percent cost of living raise. But members are weighing w ...

Republicans say Democrats should adopt an alternative, not criticize. Democrats in the Pennsylvania Senate are meeting with local ...

Local health officials gathered in Maryland today for a pandemic flu summit. Federal leaders told them to go back to their home states an ...

The ambitious public art project of the Mural Arts Program is not a mural at all. 50 walls and hundreds of participants will create a mas ...

Forensic science is being used to unravel the mysteries of Native American artist’s techniques. Forensic science is being us ...

Philadelphia parolees are serving as guinea pigs for a new crime-fighting system. Philadelphia parolees are serving as guinea pigs ...

Many Philadelphians are enjoying the city’s growing number of sidewalk cafes. But not everyone likes the change. Many Phila ...

Philadelphia is supposed to receive about $900 million dollars from the federal stimulus package, including money for the Philadelphia Ho ...

Supporters of a bill to legalize gay marriage in Pennsylvania made their case at a Harrisburg rally Wednesday. Supporters of a bil ...

Advertising near the places kids learn and play From bicycle paths to farmer’s markets, researchers are measuring the health ...