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For years sociologists have been studying how public indignation can often morph into mob action. As WHYY’s Chris Satullo rem ...

Pennsylvania says new tracking system will lead to better education for health providers. Nursing homes in eastern Pennsylvania mu ...

Happy Harry pharmacies in Delaware say they will stop filling drug prescriptions for the state’s health insurance program for poor ...

Health secretary says swine flu death is a reminder of the complications that can come with influenza. The first Pennsylvania deat ...

There’s less than a month to go before the end of the 145th legislative session. As a result, lawmakers have been putting in longer ...

The worlds best bike riders will race race through Philadelphia this weekend. It’s now 25 years old, but it could be the last time ...

He recently paid a fine for talking to a reporter about a probe into the Seth Williams campaign during the recent District Attorney prima ...

The state held a series of public meetings for people to express their broadband needs, including one at Philadelphia’s National Co ...

Governor Rendell says the changes he wants to make to the way the state reimburses pharmacies for drugs are “fair to them and fair ...

The union will defer pay increases and accept furloughs in exchange for no layoffs and extra days off in the future. A tentative d ...

By: Phil Gregory A measure aimed at eliminating abusive debt collection practices in New Jersey is before a state Senate committee ...

Mayor Michael Nutter and the police chief are saying they don’t want charges pressed against the Kensington residents who attacked ...