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Pennsylvania lawmakers and human-services advocates are pushing for more funding to make up for cuts in last year’s budget process. ...

Questioning everything from safety to academics to promised savings, a parade of Philadelphians took advantage of City Council hearings T ...

Delaware Tourism has launched a tour of Delaware restaurants for First State foodies. The Delaware Culinary Trail hig ...

When Dennis Sullivan strode into applause-filled St. Agnes Church in Blackwood, N.J., this afternoon, he entered as vicar general of the ...

There’s a lot of data out there on the genetic roots of heart disease. The National Institutes of Health have poured billions of do ...

The White House historically extends invitations to ordinary people to join the first lady in the public gallery of the House chamber dur ...

Pennsylvania administers more than $100 million of federal money for the unemployed. According to a letter, which was obtained by ...

Should Philadelphia keep its tax break for homeowners, even though it will drive up the property-tax rate? Or should it have the lowest t ...

Bart Blatstein, Tower Investments, Inc., has a plan for the former Philadelphia Inquirer building. At a recent press conference ...

New Jersey is using a new facial recognition system to detect people who obtain driver’s licenses using false identities. In ...

As we celebrate another Charles Darwin birthday on February 12, friends of Darwinian evolution will pick up on things he got right, and e ...

Congressman John Carney from Delaware was impressed with the enthusiasm of a woman he met at a job training program. Tuesday night, Latek ...

The American Civil Liberties Union says there are problems in the way many police agencies in New Jersey respond to citizens who want to ...