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Lawmakers said that in private balloting at the Capitol, House Republicans pushed aside Rep. Jim Jordan, the Judiciary Committee chairman, in favor of Scalise, the current maj

A group appointed by Gov. Shapiro believes a cap-and-trade program would help meet his ambitious climate goals, although the members lacked consensus on how best to proceed.

Education advocates argue that even a proposed increase in aid won’t make a dent in the underfunding of Pennsylvania's higher education.

The city's only open-intake shelter has over 130 dogs looking for homes and more than 150 cats.

At least 20 Americans are missing after the surprise Hamas attack.

Gaza’s power authority says its sole power plant will run out of fuel within hours, leaving the territory without electricity after Israel cut off supplies.

Philadelphia’s Center City District staff explored economic recovery metrics, such as foot traffic, in 26 cities nationwide.

The event hosted by WURD radio’s EcoWURD featured panels, on-stage interviews, and workshops at a community center in West Philly.

Efforts have targeted the "High Injury Network," which includes the 12% of city streets with 80% of all traffic deaths and serious injuries in Philly.

Four decades ago, the Garden State had only seven wineries. The state now boasts more than 60.

The Phillies will start right-hander Aaron Nola in Game 3 on Wednesday in Philadelphia.

The 23-count indictment replaces one filed earlier against the New York Republican.

The Delaware State Housing Authority released its housing needs assessment, showing high demand for multi-unit housing.

“Let there be no doubt. The United States has Israel’s back. We’ll make sure the Jewish and democratic state of Israel can defend itself today, tomorrow as we always have.”

The police department was put under state supervision in March, after officers there shot and killed a well-known crisis intervention worker during a tense standoff.