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Where did the week go? Catch up with these good reads. We had a public forum in Reading, and they came Despite threats of ...

Allentown is the latest Pennsylvania city to repeal sections of its gun ordinance in an effort to avoid being sued under a new state law. ...

Current data collection can be expensive and labor-intensive. Some researchers think social media data mining can help.  Soci ...

Participants said the city has a lot to offer. Last night, as the sun set and the temperature dropped nearly 10 degrees in an hour ...

David Thornburgh is President and CEO of Committee of Seventy, a non-profit, non-partisan government watchdog in Philadelphia. ...

Reading is a city in “transformation,” a city at “a decision point,” a place filled with “hidden treasures.” Reading i ...

It’s Friday, and at least here in Pittsburgh, it’s snowing. Perfect time to catch up on some reading! It’s Friday, and at le ...

It’s Friday, and at least here in Pittsburgh, it’s snowing. Perfect time to catch up on some reading! It’s Friday, and at le ...

The bill would require companies that get money from the state to create higher-wage jobs and provide health care to employees, among oth ...

York’s school board quietly ran through its meeting agenda in about 30 minutes Wednesday. Quite a departure from recent public s ...

Keystone Crossroads asked a cross section of mayors, consultants and other experts: how should Wolf prioritize? Gov. Tom Wolf hasn ...

A new report says only the top 1 percent of Pennsylvanians have seen income gains since 2009. The Economic Policy Institute and Ec ...

 “Five Questions with …” is a regular Keystone Crossroads feature where we seek to glean wisdom and ideas from ...

One in a series explaining key terms and concepts of Pennsylvania government. ...

Happy Friday! Here’s a list of recommended reading for your weekend:  A “fresh start” Tom Wolf ...