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Some get repaired by a West Philadelphia non-profit. Many are so far gone that they end up as scrap metal. The Streets Department ...

This summer, five time police have been called to the Parx casino parking lot because parents left their kids in the car. A Philad ...

20 Delaware students spent the past week getting hands-on training on how to secure cyberspace from domestic and international threats. ...

They cut copper lines at a sub-station and knocked out power for thousands. Two thieves knocked out power for hundreds of Delmarva ...

A lot can change in the country’s political climate between now and November’s midterm elections, but as we watch the primari ...

  Welcome, all, to the site of my new national political blog, sponsored by WHYY.org. It’s taking shape today, with the off ...

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With new rules, banks can’t force customers into the protection. But overdraft fees have been a solid source of revenue. Ba ...

The pooling legislation hasn’t been introduced yet, but the measure would let energy companies extract gas from under the land of p ...

The bill limits nitrogen content in fertilizer and requires at least 30 percent of it to be the slow release type. A measure to r ...

A special report issued by the Grand Jury in May detailed how 34 legislative staffers and 35 PennDOT workers spend all their time process ...

New Jersey’s Department of Environmental Protection has collected water and tissue samples to determine the cause of the die-off. < ...

Expert from Temple University says the list isn’t enough to evaluate the threat to drinking water. A natural gas company dri ...