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As the struggle over the debt ceiling approaches the August 2 deadline, it’s beginning to resemble a judo match, with sudden shifts ...

Federal auditors will soon start analyzing insurance rate increases for small-group health insurance plans in Pennsylvania. Start ...

Do you want apples with that? Starting this fall, McDonalds will not be asking you that when you order a Happy Meal at the counter. The c ...

39th Police District: Crime blotter July 15 to July 21 FEATURED: July 17:  1700 bloc ...

A New Jersey Assembly Committee meets Wednesday to examine the impact of Gov. Chris Christie’s reduction in funding for legal servi ...

Christine Petersen has resigned from her post as Atlantic City’s public safety director following allegations of overstepping her b ...

All eyes are on Washington as dueling budget proposals face gridlock in Congress and the days until the Aug. 2 deadline dwindle. R ...

Despite overtime cost increases from eight Philadelphia departments, the city controller reported an overall decrease in city overtime co ...

That’s an exaggeration, but Sam Katz who heads the state board overseeing the city of Philadelphia’s finances said he wants t ...

The Grand’s “Imagine Your Grand Tomorrow” campaign will receive $25,000 from the DCF. The money will be used to ...

A possible measles exposure earlier this month in a Berks County pharmacy has been linked to a more recent case in Doylestown. ...

There’s no such thing a free lunch, but perhaps you’d settle for a free beer koozie? Independence Mall’s outdoor ...

Aside from the charges they face for leaving their 4-year-old son at the scene of a robbery, John Benson and Sheakia Stubbs face a handfu ...

Many laid-off School District of Philadelphia teachers will be able to cash their lump-sum departure checks today, though they expected t ...

What started in New York and spread to L.A. is now coming to Philly. Crumbs Bake Shop w ...