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Women, including women of color, are holding leadership positions in state government in record numbers.

After a change in leadership and staff duties, the Philadelphia Board of City Commissioners’ meetings have been marked by frequent public spats.

Court documents that were part of the complaint said 12 people brandished firearms and at least six people fired weapons at the rally.

A seasonal program that prevents utility shutoffs in New Jersey ends on Friday.

The list of names for the school district’s governing body will be submitted to Mayor Cherelle Parker, who will select nine candidates.

Asir Boone, 17, is wanted for attempted murder. He should be considered armed and dangerous, officials said.

Jefferson Health plans to consolidate several specialties in the new building, which was designed with suggestions from patients and healthcare workers.

The order leaves intact many other charges in the indictment. The judge wrote that prosecutors could seek a new indictment on the charges he dismissed.

Lawmakers are acting on concerns that the company’s current ownership structure is a U.S. national security threat.

How the township decides to renovate or consolidate its aging facilities has become a growing point of contention.

Arts on the Mind seeks to foster connection and meaning for people living with dementia.

After taking office, Parker promised to make Philly the “safest, cleanest, and greenest big city in the nation.” Advocates for parks and youth sports have high hopes.

The developer of St. Anthony’s and Artist Village argues his company is in the clear.

Parker will join an all-star cast on offense in Philadelphia that features new running back Saquon Barkley, Jalen Hurts, A.J. Brown, DeVonta Smith and Dallas Goedert.

The Delaware Riverkeeper Network and other groups objected to the fact that the public meeting was being held at the steamfitters union hall.