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Philadelphia City Council has unanimously passed changes to the ethics rules.  The bill is designed to close a loophole in th ...

Two former officials of New Media Technology Charter School face embezzlement charges for allegedly funneling $522,000 to a private schoo ...

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Following a bankruptcy filing and a $77 million abuse lawsuit settlement, the Catholic Diocese of Wilmington will lay off 22 employees. T ...

Cindy Bass seems to be taking Milton Street’s approach to second chances when it comes to her staffers. The 8th District City Counc ...

Pennsylvania’s new resort casino license is going to Nemacolin Woodlands Resort, in Fayette County. The resort, located about 60 ...

Even though Princeton only hosts a commencement speak when the sitting president is willing to talk, the university has found other ways ...

After raising its season ticket seat cap, the Philadelphia Union has surpassed last year’s season ticket sales to help fill Chester ...

While HIV-positive people can receive organ donations, they can’t be donors. The federal law dates back to the ’80s when HIV ...

At a news conference this morning at Temple University, Pa. Senate Democrats detailed a plan to save the state $1.14 billion as an altern ...

Prince Hall Elementary School has suspended 17 students after they posted photos of themselves in the school bathroom on Facebook. ...

Gloucester County College and Gloucester County Freeholder Director Robert Damminger have acknowledged there is an ongoing investigation ...

The parking debate continued in Phoenixville this week. After meters were added to the borough’s five lots, prices were lowered, th ...

It’s impossible to enumerate how often Barack Obama has lost and found his mojo. He found it again yesterday, big time. And even th ...

It’s impossible to enumerate how often Barack Obama has lost and found his mojo. He found it again yesterday, big time. And even th ...