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By: Scott Gilbert The measure calls for nearly one-point-seven billion dollars less in spending than Governor Rendell’s blue ...

By: Phil Gregory The measure comes after some large payouts caused controversy, including more than seven hundred thousand dollars ...

City representatives are swapping ideas with Milwaukee and London about farming inside city limits. Food activists from across the ...

By: Phil Gregory New Jersey lawmakers and police officials are urging the U-S government not to resume normal diplomatic relations ...

If legislators do not approve the sales tax hike, or some of the pension re-financing plans, the city would be facing drastic service cut ...

The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority, or SEPTA, is preparing to spend two federal stimulus grants of almost $130 millio ...

The compromise worked out between Council and the Mayor is designed to plug a projected budget gap of more than $1 billion dollars over f ...

The people have spoken, and they have elected a mural to represent them. After months of community discussions all over Philadelphia, two ...

The Friends of the Barnes Foundation are the kind of friends who will go to some lengths to keep their friend from moving away. The advoc ...

The likelihood that Philadelphia will have its first African American District Attorney increased when Seth Williams won the Democratic p ...