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With final state budget negotiations set to kick off this week, health-care advocates are making one last pitch to save Pennsylvania̵ ...

Every neighborhood’s got one: the bad intersection people avoid because the light’s too long, no one obeys the stop sign or t ...

By the time Kyle Bone got up to tell his story, he was tired. It was the first weekend of a two-week trip with the Salvation Army’s ...

Philadelphia City Council has passed a bill mandating a license to sell tobacco products in the city. The bill mandating a license ...

Update: NewsWorks’ Dillon Buckley spoke with Johanna Berrigan of the Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests. ...

At 10 minutes before noon, I saw Bob Archie, the chair of the Philadelphia School Reform Commission (the body that everywhere else would ...

As Philadelphia City Council continutes its discussion over the paid sick days bill, a revision developed today that would exempt small b ...

Philadelphia’s mandatory sick leave bill has been amended again. The bill mandating sick leave for workers in Philadelphia h ...

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As Japanese officials work to determine the extent of damage from the nuclear accident at the Fukushima Daiichi plant, the government is ...

Ahead of a meeting tonight with the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, parishioners of St. Kevin’s in Delaware County will rally this aft ...

Chances are, you cheered along with most others in Philadelphia when the School District announced it had found funding to spare full-day ...

Things are looking sunnier for John Bolaris, and it’s not just the heat wave. Two women have entered guilty pleas related to ...

Atlantic City hopes an effort to bring in the new and celebrate the old will attract more visitors. The Atlantic City Historical Museum i ...

As many as 1,500 high-tech jobs could be coming to Delaware by next year, according to Gov. Jack Markell. Markell made the announc ...