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It’s been a lively week in Pennsylvania politics. During the General Assembly’s leadership elections, state Senate Rep ...

Those who support the principles of good government are up in arms because City Council decided not to hold hearings or vote on Mayor Nut ...

Esme Fa Harrison, an adorably introspective Germantown Friends School second grader, just saw a picture she’d drawn last year becom ...

A former bank executive in Delaware has pleaded guilty to criminal conduct during employment at Wilmington Trust Corp. Peter Hayne ...

Every year, CNN recognizes people around the country as “everyday heroes who ch ...

Delaware Senate President Pro Tempore Patricia Blevins will pick up some of outgoing Lt. Gov. Matt Denn’s responsibilities beginnin ...

Target Corp. has acquired a Pittsburgh company that says its software platform brings “an Amazon-like shopping experience” to ...

Beginning tomorrow, expect multiple ramp and lane closures in North Wilmington as the I-95/U.S. Route 202 construction project nears comp ...

Just days after opening his newest bakery in Marlton, N.J., “Cake Boss” Buddy Valastro has been arrested on a drunken-driving ...

One more time, Facebook is trying to simplify its lengthy privacy policy and explain how it targets advertisements to its 1.35 billion us ...

The number of Pennsylvanians accessing services for autism jumped from 20,000 in 2009 to 55,000  this year. The 2014 Autism C ...

Round two of open enrollment under the Affordable Care Act starts Saturday. ...

Prompted by the rapid growth of Hispanic-owned businesses, the Greater Philadelphia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce has released the first & ...

The new year will bring a wage increase for many Philadelphia International Airport workers, thanks to an executive order from Mayor Mich ...

Hearings on the city of Philadelphia’s future as an energy hub are underway in City Council. They began with a councilwoman’s ...