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A crowd of nearly 1,000 family and friends welcomed back 110 members of Delaware’s National Guard after a year-long deployment in I ...

The union representing Temple Hospital’s nurses and technical staff has called off a strike scheduled for this weekend, but also re ...

The school joins a number of other colleges establishing a requirement for students to have health insurance. St. Joeseph’s ...

Examining the latest health care cure-all. One of the newest ideas in health reform is a very old concept that’s worked for ...

Two Philadelphia health centers now require workers to get flu shot. Employees can decline the vaccine for religious or medical reasons, ...

Social service providers in Pennsylvania are struggling to serve clients and pay staff as the budget talks drag on in Harrisburg. More th ...

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter says the agency that assesses property taxes needs to undergo “significant change.” Nutter ...

More than a dozen demonstrators have been arrested for protesting at the Sugarhouse Casino site along the Delaware River near Fishtown. T ...

Delaware loses another battle in its efforts to expand sports betting. Delaware’s effort to add single game options to its s ...

So far, the proposed Sugarhouse casino on the Delaware riverfront has produced more angry words than profits. Gaming officials, politicia ...

The nation’s new G.I. Bill is having a few problems, like not getting the money out on time. Similar to its predecessor after World ...