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A plan that could get lawmakers back to doling out education funding based on a formula has passed Pennsylvania’s House. The ...

Gov. Chris Christie very quietly this week named Dianne Solomon, the wife of the former president of the state Board of Public Utilities, ...

The School Reform Commission is hearing a presentation on testing integrity at its meeting tonight — likely the result of its long- ...

Philadelphia’s City Controller wants city officials to do more about thousands of people who pay the city with bad checks. C ...

UPDATE: The threat was a hoax, Monmouth County Prosecutor Christopher Gramiccioni said. Authorities swept the high school an ...

After a reprieve this week, colder air dipping down from Canada and fast moving systems will be the storyline for next week, forecas ...

This week’s Second Amendment Well-Regulated Militia Award goes to the pistol packin’ citizen who blew away a guy at ...

Whether you’re planning to take the kids or want to have fun “shopping” camps with a friend, there’s a camp fair ...

This is the first of a four-part series from Germantown Beat about the “child-care crisis in Germantown.” Kun ...

An out-of-control car took down light poles and left a trail of debris along Main Street this morning.   The car was h ...

Army commander Augusto Pinochet took power in Chile during a 1973 coup and remained president until he was voted out of office in 1990. H ...

Fat was never an issue for me. I ate whatever I wanted — stacks of pancakes drenched in syrup, mountains of bacon, acres of French frie ...

The City of Harrisburg may not have a state-appointed Receiver much longer. Nearly three years after Governor Corbett declared a f ...

The Toms River Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying the owner of a red or maroon BMW that may be con ...

Comcast Corp. is expanding in a big way in Philadelphia.  The communications giant’s headquarters will expand into ...