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The suit seeks punitive and compensatory damages, and is the latest in a slew of police brutality cases brought against the Philadelphia Police Department.

The new facility will serve as a vaccination and testing site — and eventually the headquarters for the future county health department.

Some New Jersey residents, workers, and students who got their first shot of the coronavirus vaccine are struggling to figure out how to get their second.

Philadelphia Health Commissioner Thomas Farley said organizing vaccination events at small health centers will help build community trust in the immunization.

After four years of combating moves to roll back environmental protections, U.S. Sen. Tom Carper of Delaware is happy to see Pres. Biden’s quick reversal.

The orders target federal subsidies for oil and other fossil fuels and halt new oil and gas leases on federal lands and waters.

The district asserted the teacher “was involved in the electoral college protest that took place at the United States Capitol Building.”

If the state Senate follows suit, the proposal could be on the election ballot for approval by voters in the May 18 primary.

Most of the $912 million being directed by the bill is federal aid approved by Congress in last month's coronavirus recovery package.

The controller’s report reveals new details about the internal dialogue between officials grappling with how to respond to unprecedented public unrest.

DHS points to “a heightened threat environment across the United States” that it believes “will persist” in the weeks since Biden took office.

By promoting solar, agency hopes to convince state it's also cutting nitrate emissions.

The new plan calls for pre-K through grade 2 students to return on Feb. 22. But there are signs that the city’s teachers union will oppose.

Former President Donald Trump’s loosely organized political network is testing its grasp on the Republican Party ahead of his Senate impeachment trial.

Superintendent Katrina McCombs plans to close four neighborhood schools. Camden Education Association President Keith Benson hopes to appeal.