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Retirement program that has cost Philadelphia dearly could give the city budget some help in the short term. With word that a reti ...

If you had to draw a map, where would you place the most Democratic and Republican states, or the states where there are more opportunit ...

Democratic candidate for Pennsylvania Governor may be trailing in the polls but he’s been busy trolling for any votes he can g ...

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Following a string of police corruption headlines, Commissioner Charles Ramsey and Mayor Michael Nutter introduced new anti-corruption ru ...

The schools superintendent has refused to release the performance evaluation that earned her a 65 thousand dollar bonus, on top of her 33 ...

The state’s high risk insurance program, meant to provide coverage until new federal rules kick in, got a rush of applicants in its ...

The North Philadelphia neighborhood of Norris Square celebrated a milestone on Thursday — the opening of a farmer’s market se ...

A New Jersey lawsuit claims staff in the state’s five mental hospitals are frequently medicating patients against their will. ...

At first, the group was for co-workers, clients and friends of Conant Document and Printing Services, but now everyone is welcome. ...

Five Delaware schools that improved student progress and reduced the achievement gap among students will get $150,000 in federal stimulus ...

Officials say the number of volunteers available for calls is decreasing, for a variety of reasons. And they’re trying some new way ...

It’s a win for cash-strapped states across the country, but a loss for people who receive food stamps, and local advocates are worr ...