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Homes are advertised for sale on Second Street in Philadelphia's Queen Village neighborhood. (Emma Lee for NewsWorks

Trump reverses late Obama effort to help first-time home buyers

Within his first hour in office, President Donald Trump reversed an effort by the Obama administration that would have saved first-time h ...

9 years ago

Judge dismisses taxi companies’ lawsuit vs Newark over Uber

A federal judge has thrown out a lawsuit by taxi and limo companies against the city of Newark over what they claim is preferential treat ...

9 years ago

After a letter from Gov. Tom Wolf and legislative leaders

Despite previous privacy concerns, Pa. will follow federal ID law

Pennsylvania has worked out a deal with the federal Department of Homeland Security to update its IDs to meet federal regulations — kno ...

9 years ago

(AP Photo/Matt Rourke)

Pa. getting nearly $20 million in credit rating settlement

The Pennsylvania attorney general’s office has announced a settlement with financial services company Moody’s over misleading ...

9 years ago

(Big Stock photo)

Wage theft legal clinics reach out to Asian-Americans in Philly

Community Legal services now offers free weekly legal support for workers who are victims of wage theft, and it’s holding the clini ...

9 years ago

Amtrak supervisor pleads guilty in overtime fraud scheme

An Amtrak supervisor has admitted that he fraudulently overbilled the company for overtime and regular hours that he didn’t work. ...

9 years ago

Pennsylvania Gov. Wolf has asked Department of Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson for an extension on complying with the federal REAL ID act. (AP file photo)

Pa. running out of time to comply with federal ID standard [UPDATED]

Pennsylvania is among a ...

9 years ago

Atlantic City Boardwalk in winter (Emma Lee/WHYY

Atlantic City casinos see 1st revenue increase in 10 years

Internet gambling has helped Atlantic City’s casinos post their first revenue increase in a decade. Figures released Thursda ...

9 years ago

This Friday

CVS puts out generic competitor to EpiPen at 1/6 the price

CVS is now selling a rival generic version of Mylan’s EpiPen at about a sixth of its price, just months after the maker of the emer ...

9 years ago

Claims examiner Penny Erney

As wait times at short-staffed centers skyrocket, Pa. lawmakers appear unmoved

Two to three hours. That’s how long it takes to get through to one of Pennsylvania’s unemployment compensation call ce ...

9 years ago

Carlos Rivera, a baker at Delicias Bakery on North 5th street said that he’s noticed an drop in the purchase of soda. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)

Philly beverage tax a case of trickle-down economics

If you’ve bought a soda in Philadelphia recently, you probably paid more for it than you would have a week ago, thanks to the city& ...

9 years ago

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 Maya Jones is a hostess at the Trolley Car Diner in Mt. Airy. (Emma Lee/WHYY)

Small Philly business owner boosting wages by example

Pennsylvania’s minimum wage hasn’t budged since the economic downturn of 2009, and some business owners in Philadelphia have ...

9 years ago

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The Macy's in the Moorestown Mall is one of four in the region slated to close. (Alan Tu/WHYY

Macy’s closing up shop in four area malls

In 2016, a study by financial consultants ...

9 years ago

Lawsuit seeks to ban Google from US government contracts

The U.S. Labor Department is trying to bar Google from doing business with the federal government unless the internet company turns over ...

9 years ago

Claims examiner Penny Erney

Feeling the effects of state layoffs, Harrisburg bickering

Less than two weeks ago, more than 500 Pennsylvania state employees were laid off. The cuts — which affected the state’s unemploy ...

9 years ago

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