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Few occupations are as iconic as a firefighter.  Ask any five-year-old what they want to be when they grow up, and chances are, R ...

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett has called on an audience outside of Harrisburg to promote the major issues on his legislative agenda. ...

If all went according to the Philadelphia Housing Authority’s plan to replace the Queen Lane Apartments, residents could have been ...

I cry for the jury. I am the jury. We are husbands and wives, fathers and mothers, sons and daughters, bankers, lawyers and teachers. We ...

The women of ancient Athens are feeling repressed. They have equal rights, they even have the vote, but now the all-male Senate is trying ...

Clients, attorneys and judges said Thursday that most low-income people don’t get the legal help they desperately need in civil cas ...

Running a Republican campaign in Philadelphia is always an uphill battle. The city’s voter registration numbers don’t just le ...

Using technology to make cities better. That’s the theme of the 2013 Mayors’ Innovation Summit. It’s t ...

It’s beginning to dawn on more of us that Philadelphia’s school system could truly suffer a meltdown in the coming months ...

The University of Delaware Blue Hens will take on the Elon Phoenix beginning in the 2014-2015 academic year. The Colonial Athletic ...

Gov. Tom Corbett is doing a bit of damage control in light of a comment he made last week that has sent Democrats into a frenzy over what ...

The Philadelphia district attorney has been criticized for its spending, yet Seth Williams himself has testified that his office was ...

Environmental groups are urging New Jersey lawmakers to try overriding Gov. Chris Christie’s veto of a fracking waste ban before th ...

This is part of a series from education blogger Laura Waters of NJ Left Behind. As the New Jersey State Legislature stumb ...

More than 100 Philadelphia labor union members and supporters came to City Council to ask for help getting a new contract with the city.< ...