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The Pennsylvania gubernatorial race hasn’t tightened, despite a summer of campaigning and a steady stream of television ads for bot ...

In a stunning development, federal prosecutors alleged in a court filing that an elected official who can only be U.S. Rep. Chaka Fattah ...

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Under a blazing August sun, Pennsylvania Democratic gubernatorial candidate Tom Wolf practiced the politics of friendly with red-shirted ...

A 14-member Delaware panel tasked with developing new policy ideas on wage and labor issues held its first meeting Wednesday. The ...

For Tim Woods and Jason Fritzsche, mountain biking is a passion. Woods, a Philadelphia public school teacher, and Fritzsche, a graphic de ...

Taney Fever is still sizzling hot. On Wednesday, hundreds lined South Broad Street to take in a “rolling” parade celeb ...

Philadelphia saw some of the fastest growth in construction jobs in the country between July of 2013 and July of this year.   ...

Olly olly oxen free: It’s the phrase used in the game hide-and-seek to announce that it’s safe to come out of hiding. The org ...

Charter schools in Pennsylvania are defined by their flexibility and freedom from many state regulations. A new ...

Long after the fires from the riots had finally burned out, one question lingered: “Why did they destroy their own neighborhood? ...

Those who follow America’s debate about the merits of education reform might liken this last decade’s discourse to something ...

A study released this summer finds charter scho ...