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2013 was a parade of social, political and financial conflicts to document in pictures. Consider the following highlights: ...

It’s been against the law for more than two years, but some companies doing business in Philly are still asking applicants whether ...

Last January,  ...

Jim Foster responds to comment from OARC’s Jack Kitchen in NewsWorks story. This is taken verbatim from an email sent from ...

Animal-rights advocates secured a big legislative win this year with a new law to help animal shelters shoulder the costs of caring for a ...

As 2013 rolled to a close this week, the New Jersey State Legislature was busy with a grab bag of last-minute education bills. Call them ...

The Taiwanese tech giant Foxconn may soon be making good on plans to invest tens of millions of dollars in Pennsylvania. The Corbe ...

If you live in New Jersey and received a new TV, computer, or other electronic device as a holiday gift, you need to recycle the old one ...

For the first time, the number of municipalities and school districts in New Jersey was reduced in 2013. The leader of a group tha ...

In New Jersey, health officials say flu activity across the state has been “moderate,” but Haddon Township resident Michelle ...

Starting in the new year, earning a Graduate Equivalency Diploma in Pennsylvania will become ...

Students from Colorado’s Arapahoe High School will lead Wednesday’s Mummers Parade. Arapahoe band director Shawn Funk sa ...

‘Tis the season for top 10 lists, and Eugene Kiely, director of FactCheck.org is back with a ...

The Corbett administration will not extend a British firm’s bid to privatize the $3.7 billion Pennsylvania Lottery. Camelot ...

As a 30-year housing deal in Mount Laurel, N.J., expires, some residents of a trailer park there say they were deceived and are heading t ...