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The New Jersey Legislative Black Caucus is vowing to fight to preserve programs for the state’s most vulnerable residents. ...

A Wilmington woman is getting some much needed home rehab during National Neighborworks week. Sarah Leonard remembers the day she ...

Federal Court officials want to move loading zone for tourist attraction Federal officials want to move a popular tourist attracti ...

Philadelphia, Welcome America is being supplemented by city funding. Mayor Michael Nutter says the festival is more than a community cel ...

The ever-changing status of West Philadelphia High School could bring about a teacher shortage next fall, and staff at the beleaguered hi ...

Pennsylvania’s Department of Welfare is working to clarify the rules about who’s in charge when it comes to end-of-life healt ...

Helping people manage their chronic illness, and stay out of the hospital, helps lower health care costs for all of us. WHYY reports on a ...

Next year, your flexible spending dollars will be less flexible. You may hear about the change the next time your company has its open en ...

Flyers fans love to don their orange and black: hats, jerseys, shirts. But just how much of that is unauthorized merchandise? Flye ...

Philadelphia City Council has overridden a veto by Mayor Michael Nutter that will control costs charged to parades and festivals. But th ...

Philadelphia area leaders joined IBM executives, local business leaders, and academics Tuesday at the National Constitution Center for t ...

University of Delaware of marine college professor looks at barrels lost and what could have been done with the oil The Gulf of Me ...

Judge gave founder of services agency the maximum in starvation case A judge has sentenced the owner of a social services agency t ...

Delaware Park and Dover Downs begin table games over next two weeks. Pa table games are close and Md. gets ready for slots The sta ...