Katie Colaneri

Almost eight months after the Democrats brought their big political party to Philadelphia last summer, the numbers are in: According to t ...

In some ways, Javier Flores’ living space looks more like a college dorm room than a church basement. There’s a mini-f ...

New Jersey is helping nonprofits apply for grants to beef up security in its southern counties, following a rash of bomb threats against ...

The chances are a bit higher today that the U.S. Supreme Court will consider the question whether gays should be protected from discrimin ...

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf wants to fund a new apprenticeship program by cracking down on companies that received state taxpayer dollars, ...

If you live in Philadelphia and work outside Pennsylvania, you might be eligible for a break on your wage tax bill. ...

In Philadelphia, the Republican and Green parties want a federal judge to throw out the results of a March 21 special election for a stat ...

On a recent afternoon, two energy auditors were poking around West Phillie Produce, checking out the lights and taking pictures of all th ...

While Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams has pleaded not guilty to 23 counts of public corruption, some city officials are call ...

Of the 20 recommendations Philadelphia’s opioid task force is mulling to deal with the city’s addiction crisis, none is more ...

It’s been almost three months since Philadelphia’s 1.5 cents-per-ounce tax on soda and other sweetened drinks took effect and ...

Nasir Fears first told his grandmother he was gay when he was 14 years old. She didn’t throw him out, but she made it clear she did ...