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Some Delaware leaders are taking the initiative to empower women and others during Women’s History month this March.   ...

A dispute over a last-minute appointment and an unceremonious dismissal has given rise to what Commonwealth Court President Judge Dan Pel ...

Riding Philadelphia’s subways is becoming much safer, and police say that’s thanks to a new push to crack down on turnstile j ...

The plan to build a indoor cycling track over four acres of Franklin Delano Roosevelt Park has lost some of the air in its tires since th ...

Pleading guilty to a criminal misdemeanor, the Johnson & Johnson subsidiary that makes children’s Tylenol has agreed to pay $25 ...

In 2014, Pennsylvania parents opted about 1,000 kids out of the Pennsylvania System of School Assessment, or PSSAs. This year, 100 parent ...

Two weeks ago, timed precisely to coincide with Governor Christie’s budget address, New Jersey’s Study Commission on Pension ...

A couple of weeks back, ...

In 1972, when I was eleven years old, I watched my father march up Fifth Avenue in New York’s St. Patrick’s Day parade ...

The State Department’s internal watchdog has found that many department employees are not preserving emails for the public record a ...

A small, but vocal, group of demonstrators rallied outside the New Jersey Statehouse today to protest the policies of Gov. Chris Christie ...

The second open enrollment period of the Affordable Care Act saw a 74 percent increase over last year.  A total of 25,036 Del ...

The race for Philadelphia Mayor has a new face, and she’s the only Republican on the ballot.   Melissa Murray Bailey de ...

When District Attorney Seth Williams announced charges ...

One-fifth of nursing home residents report abuse or neglect, but those numbers don’t include seniors who are too frightened to repo ...