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Nurses at the pediatric hospital are losing all the paid time off they earned under the previous owner. They also want safe staffing ensured.

Firefighters Christopher Leach, Ardythe Hope and Jerry Fickes died after the floor collapsed and they tumbled into the burning basement on Sept. 24, 2016.

Philadelphia’s premiere contemporary ballet company’s first holiday program takes on seasonal depression.

The Pa. attorney general is planning to challenge the federal government if the Trump administration goes ahead with a proposal to change how tipped workers are paid.

The Board of Education met for the final time in 2019 on Thursday, approving five-year renewals for six charter schools.

The House Judiciary Committee is expected to approve articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump on Friday morning.

After three years of contract negotiations without an agreement, the matter has moved into binding arbitration.

Psychiatry, public health and law enforcement leaders — including Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner — are taking a “not if, but when” approach.

Gramian ascends to the top PennDOT post after years of working on projects in and around Philadelphia.

They wanted to know: Why is narcotics trafficking and the violence that goes along with it so concentrated and so extreme in this part of the city?

At the Kroc Center in Cramer Hill, the Camden Monarchs are bringing semi-pro basketball to appreciative fans.

Though split sharply along party lines, the panel is expected to send the charges to the full House for it to take pre-Christmas action next week.

Philly’s move comes amid a regional movement against the ubiquitous sacs. A state ban on plastic bags will expire a day before the bill goes into effect.

Elizabeth Warren's campaign is moving to become the first in the Democratic presidential primary to hire field staff and open field offices in Pennsylvania.

The civil complaint alleges that an officer hit the woman in the face, then conspired with two other officers to falsely arrest her.