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The research comes a week after a political corruption and money laundering probe in New Jersey led to the arrest of 44 people including ...

She’s called the SS United States, and her enormous, rusted hull has been docked in the Delaware River off the Philadelphia Waterfr ...

The economy is still the main concern in people’s mind, but the proposed health care reform is creating a lot of confusion and some ...

Nutter says if Harrisburg does not approve the one cent sales tax hike and changes to the pension plan, 3,000 positions will be eliminate ...

By: Phil Gregory A new report by the Natural Resources Defense Council rates New Jersey beaches as having the nat ...

Philadelphia sports fans have a reputation across the country for acting agressively. Many fear the weekend’s beating death outside ...

A new report criticizes the Philadelphia Parking Authority for a top-heavy management structure and an inability to control costs. Pennsy ...

Philadelphia’s sports community is reeling from news of the death Tuesday of longtime Eagles Defensive Coordinator Jim Johnson. Joh ...

Companies struggle to offer health benefits but want different fixes The small business sector is divided over the the House healt ...

Lawmakers in one of the country’s most dangerous cities want police and fire department jobs to go to long-time residents. ...

By: Scott Gilbert A legislative conference committee holds its second meeting in Harrisburg Thursday as it works ...