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Former state Senator Vincent Fumo is fighting the government’s attempts to have him forfeit more than $4 million. At a hearing toda ...

The new Temple Gallery at Temple University’s Tyler School of Art is open today. It’s the first show since the art school mov ...

With Philadelphia District Attorney Lynne Abraham concluding her final term in office, a crowded field of candidates is vying to replace ...

By: Scott Detrow Pennsylvania officials are banking on a boom in natural gas drilling over the next few years. But environmental a ...

Defense Department officials say they are stepping up their efforts to provide “best-in-class” treatment for traumatic brain ...

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter gives his budget address to City Council this morning. The effort to plug the large budget gap includes ...

India, China, Ukraine, and others have become appealing trial sites to pharmaceutical companies. Every drug that gets approved has ...

People in South Jersey who have Aetna health insurance can get a peek into what their doctors are being paid. The insurer hopes it can he ...

Philadelphia’s ten-year tax abatement is credited with spurring new developments in the city. But with the city facing a $1 billio ...

Close to 30 percent of Americans say they lose sleep a few night a week because they are stressed by the struggling economy – accor ...

A steady stream of details is leaking out about Mayor Nutter’s budget. Thursday, he presents his budget address to City Council. To ...

Former state Senator Vincent Fumo will be back in federal court on Thursday. A judge will consider how much money Fumo has to forfeit as ...

Philadelphia’s bus, trolley, and subway operators are continuing to work without a new contract. Transport Workers Union Local 234 ...