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Automobile dealers cut by General Motors and Chrysler during their recent bankruptcies could have a new lease on life if a proposed bill ...

By: Phil Gregory New Jersey, along with most of the Northeast, endured one of the wettest months of June ever. All that wet and co ...

Protesters ask lawmakers to reject a new public health insurance option. A casual coalition of fiscal conservatives staged small p ...

Pennsylvania’s Insurance Commissioner says he’ll audit the business practices of four Blue Cross, Blue Shield companies to de ...

Many patients are anxious about the quality of medical care they’re receiving – and maybe for good reason. A recent re ...

The cancellation of a contract between an urban summer camp made up of mostly African American kids and a predominantly white suburban sw ...

Monday marks the 40th anniversary of man’s first landing on the moon. A singular moment in civilization that nonetheless is a cause ...

The state of Pennsylvania’s budget impasse is trickling down to its biggest city. The state of Pennsylvania’s budget i ...

Philadelphia’s undertaking a painting project that could change the way drivers and bikers travel around the city. Philadel ...

A forgotten musical score that Sergei Prokofiev wrote 70 years ago will finally have its premiere at Princeton University Friday. ...

Results from the Delaware Student Testing Program for students in grades 2 through 10 were released Thursday. It might be the mid ...