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A statewide approach to property tax changes was defeated in the Pennsylvania House last week, but the Senate is still working on a plan ...

A day that began with muggy, tropical conditions will end on a much cooler, comfortable note.  As the once robust cold front ...

A bill introduced in the New Jersey legislature would create a pilot program to track some of the nearly 9,000 state-owned vehicles. ...

More large corporations are disclosing their political activity to shareholders and the public — voluntarily.   ...

After 44 years of ground-breaking theater at the high school level, Lou Volpe retired in May. Volpe created a legendary drama prog ...

Philadelphia Superintendent William Hite used the bully pulpit Monday at NBC’s “Education Nation” summit to bring natio ...

Aramark is asking its workers to buy health insurance in a new way. The Philadelphia food service giant joins a growing list of large com ...

Coffee and pastries are becoming an economic engine in Mt. Airy. The opening early next year of a High Point Café wholesale baker ...

Nearly a thousand furloughed military personnel are back to work in Delaware today. The Dover Air Force Base welcomed back 500 civ ...

Pennsylvania’s top-ranking openly gay official denounced Gov. Tom Corbett’s recent remarks on same-sex marriage. Terry ...

Philadelphia Inquirer editor Bill Marimow was suddenly ousted on Monday morning, but sources at the paper say the company owners ...

A measure to boost the minimum wage in New Jersey will not be the only question facing voters in the Nov. 5 general election. Anot ...

Andrew Lyn, 6, bounded around a fire, dressed in orange tiger stripes with white, green and blue fringe that flew in every direction in W ...