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Gov. Tom Corbett and Gov.-elect Tom Wolf are doing a bit of interregnum sparring over changes to the state’s Medicaid program provi ...

More and more employers are using criminal background checks during the hiring process. In Pennsylvania and other states, the crimin ...

A New Jersey lawmaker is asking the state’s attorney general to review a public university’s purchase of a $219,000 custom-ma ...

Last week, Philadelphia had it’s first “code blue” of the season, when temperatures hover around or dip below 20 degree ...

More than 500 volunteers came together on Monday for the 20th annual “Thanksgiving for Thousands” packaging event in Selbyville. ...

The Democratic Party has named Philadelphia as one of three cities still in the running to host its 2016 presidential convention, along w ...

A health-policy veteran is joining Tom Wolf’s transition to help guide the governor-elect’s plans to expand the Medicaid prog ...

Solomon Jones’s blog post on Bill Cosby reads like the words of someone who has decided in his own court of opinion that Cosby is s ...

A University of Delaware student is dead following an early morning car accident in Newark on Sunday. The university gave its cond ...

The weather forecast is calling for rain and snow on the busiest travel day of the year, the day before Thanksgiving. The storm is ...

Philadelphians who have space available for travelers to the city during the visit of Pope Francis and the World Meeting of Families in S ...

A program to help first-generation college students is receiving a financial boost. Coll ...

One of Philadelphia’s most iconic public sculptures, admired by global audiences who have never set foot in the city, is tucked int ...

As attention to charities increases during the holiday season, food banks in New Jersey are seeing an uptick in donations. But it wonR ...

In recent days, private companies and public officials have been working to ensure hundreds of needy Northwest Philadelphians have the tu ...