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This year, the state Agriculture Department issued 324 growing permits, compared to 37 issued just for research last year.

The district argues the Pa. Human Relations Commission doesn’t have the authority to dictate how it educates its students or spends its money.

The law includes a carve-out that lets members of the military buy tobacco when they’re 18.

Those charged include employees from the international security firm Tiger Swan.

A new study from the Philadelphia Federal Reserve finds major home repair needs in the region with impacts particularly significant for low-income renters.

More and more school districts are adding propane buses to their fleets and switching from diesel. They cite financial and environmental benefits.

Franklin Park is both rustic and upscale, graced with million-dollar homes, state game lands and even the occasional large flightless bird.

Victims who were previously barred from suing because they didn’t act during the allotted time period now have a two-year window to file claims.

Delaware Recyclable Products, Inc. has reached a settlement with New Castle County, agreeing to cap its Minquadale landfill at 140 feet.

Attorneys at the Defender Association of Philadelphia say unionization will help them better serve clients in criminal court.

Booker held roundtable in South Carolina with roughly three dozen black male voters.

It’s a pragmatic calculation among many African Americans, especially older ones, who believe Biden will appeal to white voters and can defeat Trump next year.

The head of this city’s largest organization for Black-owned businesses believes African-American owned companies are doing better than previously reported.

In what would be a first in Pennsylvania, Chester Community Charter School is pushing to take over all traditional K-8 education in its home district in Delaware County.

Five years ago, Philadelphia police found a girl nearly naked in a snowy, abandoned lot. That dark day led to a brighter future for special needs kids.