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Philadelphia voters go to the polls in less than a week for the May 19th primary election. Five Democrats and one Republican are vying t ...

State legislators have just over six weeks to finalize a budget, and Philadelphia officials are girding for the annual battle over public ...

Lupus is a disease that often masquerades as other illnesses like mono, arthritis and chronic fatigue. An outreach group is expanding it& ...

When New Jersey Governor John Corzine arrived late for a South Jersey announcement on Tuesday, he blamed traffic for his delay. And that ...

Philadelphia voters head to the polls in less than a week for the May 19th primary election. Five Democrats and one Republican are vying ...

Some of the people who would be hurt by a General Motors bankruptcy spoke out at the National Constitution Center on Tuesday. Some ...

It looks like legal sports betting is coming to Delaware. The State Senate has approved a bill that would legalize sports betting in Dela ...

The city of Philadelphia is receiving 14 million dollars in federal funding for job training as part of the stimulus program. The ...

The Nutter Administration wants to make sure all Philadelphians are counted in the 2010 census. A Senate hearing on counting residents of ...