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Whenever I come across a news article on immigration, I see a bunch of comments along the lines of “illegal immigrants are criminal ...

The number of children covered by public insurance is growing as the economy continues to flounder. In Chicago, research shows children c ...

Beginning this week, Pennsylvania driver’s licenses will feature a new one-of-a-kind security hologram. PennDOT officials sa ...

Republican lawmakers say the lame-duck session of the New Jersey Legislature is missing the mark on reforms that would significantly help ...

Police tape, shattered glass and more than a dozen hastily-drawn chalk circles remained Monday morning in the Stenton Avenue parking lot ...

A weekly discussion of what’s new and interesting in astronomy with astronomer Derrick Pitts and WHYY FM’s Dave Heller every ...

You can tour the Pennsylvania Governor’s Residence any old time, but this month’s tours include Christmas trees. First ...

A Havertown man will appear in court Jan. 5 for a formal arraignment on the multiple reckless driving charges he faces. In October ...

Philadelphia city workers who sexually abuse children could lose their pensions.   Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds Brown& ...

A Philadelphia City Council Committee has approved a break for those who want to install solar energy.   The bill if approved ...

Everyone’s talking about Ne ...

As the city geared up to evict Occupy Philly from Dilworth Plaza, several homeless people moved onward, setting up Camp Liberty in Port R ...

Wilmington Hospital is not just being expanded – it’s being “transformed,” according to Christiana Care, which ha ...

Transity agencies might not be so thrilled, but New Jersey is getting some love from the Delaware River Port Authority. The DRPA h ...

Two University of Pennsylvania grads, unhappy their Ivy League school has been confused with the ...