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Philadelphia City Council holds its first meeting for public comment tonight and one topic that’s sure to come up is the ten year t ...

By: Scott Detrow As promised, Governor Rendell has appointed a “chief accountability officer” to oversee Pennsylvania& ...

By: Tom MacDonald A financially troubled Atlantic City casino will soon be on the auction block. An expert in the industry says i ...

By: Monica Miller The Garden State’s governor is adding more green to his Energy Master Plan. One New Jersey environmentalis ...

The governor of Delaware has offered his proposal for legalizing sports betting. The state’s three existing casinos have countered ...

By: Monica Miller At a time when New Jersey lawmakers are cutting spending to balance the state’s budget, charter schools ar ...

Residents of communities across North Philadelphia can head to Temple University tonight to speak with their elected officials face-to-fa ...

Arts advocates from around the country are in Washington D.C. today for National Arts Advocacy Day – and a Philadelphia graduate pr ...

At one time or another, in almost every culture, questions about love and marriage appear in songs, paintings and the stage. The modern o ...

Young Philadelphia gunshot victims will soon have to look elsewhere for help steering clear of violence in the future. Starting tomorrow, ...

The Archdiocese of Philadelphia is planning to close two more of its elementary schools at the end of the academic year. The archdiocese ...

Ever since Delaware Governor Jack Markell presented his budget, state employees have made it clear they are not happy with the eight perc ...