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A deal has been struck between the mayor and city council to provide $50 million to Philadelphia schools.  The compromise has ...

Photographers sometimes say it best when words can’t describe how we feel.  Most of the photos shown here are by Sandy ...

Philadelphia’s plan to set up a bicycle sharing system is rolling forward. Andrew Stober, chief of staff for the Mayor’ ...

The gubernatorial election in New Jersey is now less than a week away. Governor Christie’s latest campaign ad focuses on his respon ...

On Friday and Saturday, a Historic Germantown symposium will link educational issues from colonial times to the present day through the w ...

The Corbett administration isn’t giving up on privatizing the Pennsylvania Lottery.This week’s decision to keep a bid alive t ...

A temporary increase in federal food stamp benefits expires at the end of the month. Ray Castro with New Jersey Policy Perspective ...

A Monmouth University poll released Monday found that many residents displaced by Superstorm Sandy are frustrated with recovery progress ...

The argument of jobs versus the environment continues to play itself out in Newark after another hearing on The Data Centers. Delaware Bu ...

“Think of a basketball player dunking a ball,” says Ben Strauss of Climate Central, a news organization focusing on the scien ...

The battle over the future of the Philadelphia Inquirer has taken an interesting turn, with co-owner George Norcross and his all ...

Appoqunimink High School French teacher Lea Wainwright is Delaware’s 2014 Teacher of the Year. The Middletown native was selecte ...

The Republican Party turns out to be health care reform’s “Death Panel.” ...

A few weeks into the open enrollment period for the Affordable Care Act insurance marketplaces, the online system in 36 states — health ...

In the country’s oldest city, Northwest Philly is full of rich history, with buildings that served as residencies for many of our F ...