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Limited assistance plagues Delawareans seeking utility assistance. But new laws could help avoid shutoffs.

Michael Hilton also works with the Trenton Restorative Street Team as a high-risk interventionist, helping to settle disputes.

Officials say a 16-year-old is in critical condition, while a 10-year-old, 11-year-old and another teenager are listed as stable. A Christy Rec Center employee was also shot.

City Councilmember Jamie Gauthier hopes the Summer Winter Community Garden deal will be a model for securing more garden land.

The bronze likeness of Sadie Alexander will be installed not far from where former Mayor Frank Rizzo’s statue used to be, before it was taken down.

Without the governor’s signature on a new spending plan, the state lost some of its spending authority starting July 1.

The launch at existing medical dispensaries comes more than two years after legalization, but a key cannabis advocate is calling for a boycott.

The program is geared toward customers with incomes too high to qualify for some existing energy assistance programs.

Counties hadn’t done property reassessments in decades. But a recent court decision forced their hand.

Researchers mapped out the economic impact of the federal government canceling research grants that had already been approved.

Data shows that, across multiple factors, the pay gap between men and women still persists, even in big cities like Philadelphia.

Founded in partnership with Rowan University, the studio looks to help local veterans through building community and fostering creativity.

State lawmakers are promising changes to improve affordability for families, profitability for businesses and less debt for teachers by cutting red tape.

Bove will serve as a judge on the Philadelphia-based appeals court following a 50-49 vote in the Senate.

One proposal borrows from a New Jersey initiative that supports investigative reporting, multilingual journalism and hyperlocal news.