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Pennsylvania lawmakers are debating a pharmacy carveout. Pennsylvania’s Department of Public Welfare has said it can save mi ...

Philadelphia is moving forward with plans to develop the Delaware River Waterfront. City officials and representatives of the William Pe ...

By: Frank Fitzpatrick When writer John Updike died on January 28, sports writers mourned the loss of a man who truly understood t ...

Today Mayor Nutter, Councilman Frank DiCicco and the William Penn Foundation will announce a major grant to help make the Delaware riverf ...

By: Tom MacDonald Philadelphia International Airport Employees this week undertook an exercise to determine their preparedness for ...

How are therapists, counselors and mental health agencies dealing with the increased demand for their services? Mental health prov ...

This year, local nonprofit Philadelphia Dance Projects has created a pilot performance series for bringing dancers from across the countr ...

The manufacturing jobs that once kept Philadelphia’s economy up and unemployment down, may soon be replaced with green jobs. At an ...

In Philadelphia there are two factors that determine how much tax people pay on their home: the dollar value assessed by the Board of Rev ...

Philadelphia’s City Council held a private meeting this week to discuss public budget hearings. Legal experts are now asking whethe ...

President Obama takes an active roll in trying to improve the economy this week, and What Are We Thinking? takes an active interest in hi ...