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Immigrants, activsts, and politicians are calling on Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter to reject a new data sharing program that links lo ...

Some of Philadelphia’s poorest performing public schools will be transformed under a new program dubbed the “Renaissance Scho ...

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter has delivered a revised five-year budget plan to City Council. Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter ...

Harrisburg remains mired in a seven-week-old budget stalemate that is fraying Pennsylvania’s social safety net. Harrisburg ...

Health premium costs outpace wages in Pennsylvania and Delaware. The rising cost of health insurance is outpacing wages – b ...

When WHYY’s behavioral health reporter Maiken Scott set out to understand the passion of animal rights activists – she got a ...

The program gets to the heart of health care reform: trying to ferret out cost savings from a system that doesn’t want to give them ...

A 1919 illustration originally published in Everybody’s Magazine is being seen in a new light today after some high tech investigat ...

A new report from the non-profit health care reform advocate group Families USA says health care premiums in Delaware went up 88% since 2 ...

Approval for a children’s vaccine is expected to help make up for a national shortage The Food and Drug Administration today ...

With Philadelphia facing a budget crunch that could lead to 3,000 layoffs, City Council is preparing to consider a bill introduced in the ...

The School Reform Commission has approved a proposal from a TV production company to bring actor Tony Danza into Northeast High School th ...

The standoff over tolling I-80 is one factor leading to delays in modernizing the fare collection system for the region’s public tr ...