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The incident last month in which a 24-year-old man rammed a gate at Philadelphia International Airport has prompted the airport to review the strength of its security perimeter.
The 15th was a Sunday and yesterday was a holiday in the nation's capital, so your federal tax return must be postmarked by midnight tonight.
Presumed Republican Presidential Nominee Mitt Romney was in Philadelphia Monday night to address the Tri-State Tax Day Tea Summit held at the Franklin Institute.
New Jersey has issued its first permit for a nonprofit group to grow medical marijuana legally.
As he left the courtroom, Mike Manzo told reporters he was disappointed by others involved in the case who blamed the "culture" of Harrisburg for their actions.
City Council this spring will debate whether Philadelphia should require that battery-operated smoke detectors use batteries that last ten years.
A week from tomorrow is the Pennsylvania primary, and two Democrats are making a lot of noise with an old and bitter feud in the middle.
Gov. Chris Christie's trip to the Middle East this month cost New Jersey taxpayers $39,871.
The suburban water company Aqua has gone solar at its water treatment plant near Phoenixville, a move designed to save the company and its customers money and shrink their carbon footprint.
The panel created to redraw state House and Senate districts in Pennsylvania has given preliminary approval to a new plan for the first time since the state Supreme Court rejected the map it approved late last year.
The suspension of Rick Santorum's campaign poses a real problem for the Republican establishment in Pennsylvania -- one with serious consequences.
Former President Bill Clinton was in Montgomery County last night, throwing his support behind a candidate for Pennsylvania Attorney General.
Developer Bart Blatstein has announced an audacious plan for the white tower on North Broad Street that currently houses the Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News.
A lot of procrastinating Pennsylvanians will be doing their taxes this weekend -- never a pleasant task, but a pair of local nonprofit organizations wants to make you really angry about it.
City Council paid tribute to the fallen firefighters both with a moment of silence and with resolutions honoring their memory.
