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Gail Nazarene, of Alloway Township, says her constitutional free speech rights are being violated and she should be allowed to discuss school board matters with the public.

Los propietarios de Delaware perdieron su apuesta de obtener una ley que otorgase alivio en el impuesto de propiedad a los propietarios de viviendas.

Before the National Dog Show taped in Philadelphia, it held an off-book barking contest. Here’s what barking tells us about dogs.

The project will see a monument in each of the state’s three regions tell stories of migrants' roles in the Garden State labor force.

Julianne Murray was state GOP chair when the Trump administration installed her without a presidential nomination that requires Senate approval.

The “As Seen in the Chester County’s Farm Guide” stamp comes as grocery prices have increased in part due to international tariffs.

Studies show Black students learn best with teachers who look like them, yet in Philly — where they’re the majority — only 4% of teachers are Black men.

La Oficina de Nuevos Estadounidenses, recientemente creada en Delaware, coordinará recursos para inmigrantes y fortalecerá las redes de apoyo a nivel estatal.

The FBI wants to interview six congressmembers who appeared in a social media video, including two from Pennsylvania — U.S. Reps. Chrissy Houlahan and Chris Deluzio.

Meals will be served in the parking lot at Philly House this holiday season after damage was found to the main kitchen.

A recording of the rant is part of a wrongful termination lawsuit that was filed in Michigan against the company.

For the last three months, principals and other school administrators were working without a new contract.

The footage, recorded Nov. 8, shows agents on private property while the unidentified homeowner, who was out of town, pleads with them remotely.

PennDOT has nearly 150 road projects in Philadelphia and the surrounding suburbs, including major construction to I-95.

State officials say the crime drama, led by Mark Ruffalo, will create 3,700 jobs and inject more than $194 million into the Pennsylvania economy.