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On Tuesday’s edition of Radio Times, Philadelphia Daily News columnist Will Bunch joked about how the city would see an influx of nerds ...

The state Senate is back in session, and is gearing up to respond to a budget package the House passed last week. Senate leaders a ...

Guests: Angela Dodson, Will Bunch, Adam Ozimek Abigail Adam’s once admonished her husband John Adams, in a lett ...

Philadelphia’s city controller says the city should never have established a soda tax.  It’s one of several disagreement ...

Philadelphia officials say the growth of beverage-related businesses has not declined since the city levied a tax on soda and other sweet ...

Jeannie Green, who works in marketing in the Denver area, finds herself in Philadelphia at least once a month for work. Often, she’ ...

The World Trade Center of Delaware’s efforts to help Delaware companies send their products and services around the globe is gettin ...

Delaware’s unemployment rate stands at 4.9 percent for August, that’s half a percent higher than the same time last year. ...

Less than 20 percent of a 461,000-gallon (1.7-million-liter) gasoline spill in Texas during Hurricane Harvey was recovered by the company ...

The state House of Representatives has narrowly voted to move a budget plan built largely on one-time fund transfers. Although it ...

A nonprofit group is urging New Jersey’s next governor to put more emphasis on transportation. The Princeton-based Fund for ...

Advocates are urging New Jersey officials to do more to encourage the use of electric vehicles throughout the state. Pamela Frank, ...

Census data released Thursday show that the city of Camden — one of South Jersey’s poorest communities — may be on the rise. ...

Philadelphia and Pennsylvania officials gathered Wednesday at City Hall to call attention to efforts to protect community groups from law ...

A new study finds that expanding the charter school sector in Pennsylvania creates a significant toll on traditional public school system ...