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By: Mary Fuchs New Jersey is home to an estimated 20,000 contaminated toxic waste sites. No one is pleased with the slow pace in a ...

By: Bill Hangley Education advocates say Washington’s role in funding schools could be redefined. Pennsylvania state officia ...

Coatesville residents are on high alert after a string of arsons, including a fire that damaged 15 homes on Saturday. Experts say living ...

Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell has told unions to expect rolling furloughs for state workers. Rendell previously announced he would cut ...

By: Bill Hangley Children’s health advocates are hoping that the Obama administration can make good on a promise to expand t ...

The city of Philadelphia wants applicants to the new Commission on Parks and Recreation. The move is an important step toward merging the ...

As job losses leave many families without health insurance, experts say the hospital emergency room becomes the first and frequent stop f ...

Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell told a meeting of the region’s business leaders to expect zero growth in the upcoming year. Rendel ...

By: Mary Fuchs New Jersey lawmakers are still trying to extend a deadline on the state’s voting machine requirements. But th ...

Wyeth employees across the Philadelphia area are waiting to see what their employer’s merger with pharmacutical giant Pfizer means ...