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The measure passed in both houses of the state Legislature. Now it heads to Gov. Phil Murphy’s desk.

The protections come in the wake of a string of shootings in the area near campus.

The U.S. is also providing an additional $1 billion in food, medicine, water and other supplies.

The largest military conflict in Europe since World War II has upset the international security order and sent dangerous ripples through the global economy.

The testimony from the American Bar Association and other legal advocates came after two days of questioning from members of the Senate Judiciary Committee.

From summer camps to summer jobs, Philadelphia officials say they will return to near pre-pandemic levels of fun activities for kids.

Come July, non-attorney advocates will work alongside the lawyers and social workers to increase access to poverty and mental health services.

The money coming from the state could pay for infrastructure repairs or home buyouts — but it’s not yet clear how exactly it will be spent.

A new regional center will develop programs to address asthma, lead and chemical exposure, and air pollution in Philadelphia and Chester.

Wynton Marsalis, Shawn Colvin, Festival of Praise, and March Madness are among weekend highlights in the Delaware Valley.

In the letter published Wednesday by The New York Times, Mark Pomerantz said he disagreed with the Manhattan district attorney’s decision not to seek an indictment.

Biden arrived Wednesday in Brussels, where on Thursday he will meet with allies from NATO, the European Union and the Group of Seven nations.

The Mann Center’s infrastructure improvement will be supported by the $1.5 trillion dollar spending bill recently signed by President Biden.

Opening statements in the trial of Johnson and three co-defendants begin Thursday.

Council President Darrell Clarke set May 17 for the special election to replace Bobby Henon, who resigned after being convicted of federal corruption charges.