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Court throws out bargaining rights for Pa. home care workers

A Pennsylvania court is putting an end to a program established by Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf that the judges said improperly granted union ...

9 years ago

The ribbon-cutting for the new Philadelphia 76ers practice facility in Camden on September 23
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As companies rush to Camden, are residents left behind?

Armed with an $82 million tax break from the state of New Jersey, the Philadelphia 76ers celebrated the opening of the team’s new m ...

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Robert Mongeluzzi is lead attorney for the plaintiffs in the civil case stemming from the June 2013 Center City building collapse that killed six and injured 13 others. (AP photo/ Matt Rourke)

Philly building collapse ‘no accident,’ declares attorney as civil case opens

The consolidated civil complaint filed after a June 2013 deadly building collapse in Center City Philadelphia names nearly two-dozen defe ...

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Citgo plans to appeal $120M ruling in 2004 Delaware River oil spill

Citgo says it plans to appeal an order to pay $120 million for its role in a quarter-million-gallon oil spill in 2004 in the Delaware Riv ...

9 years ago

New Jersey gas prices rise slightly

Motorists are seeing slightly higher prices at the pumps in New Jersey. AAA Mid-Atlantic says the average price of a gallon of reg ...

9 years ago

Gov. Chris Christie listens to a question from the media  Monday

Christie moves ahead with ending N.J.-Pa tax sharing agreement

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie took the first step toward end a longstanding tax-reciprocity agreement with Pennsylvania, immediately dra ...

9 years ago

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Upon further review, PUC says record fine against Uber stands in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania regulators will not back down from an $11.4 million fine on ride-hailing company Uber for operating illegally in the state. ...

9 years ago

Luxury apartments go up on South Broad Street near Wharton Street in South Philadelphia. (Emma Lee/WHYY
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Impact fee on new Philly construction would support affordable housing

The city controller’s latest economic report shows many promising signs for the City of Philadelphia’s finances, driven large ...

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Pennsylvania jobless rate ends five-month increase streak

Pennsylvania’s unemployment stopped rising in July, although it remains well above the national rate. The state Department o ...

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Demo plans for Philadelphia’s Jewelers Row losing sparkle

A luxury homebuilder wants to tear down part of Philadelphia’s historic Jewelers Row to build a 16-story condominium tower. ...

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President Clinton prepares to sign legislation in the Rose Garden of the White House Thursday

Advocates for needy urge changes to Pa. welfare system

Community Legal Services of Philadelphia, an advocacy group that works with low-income families, is calling for Pennsylvania to overhaul ...

9 years ago

FBI chief calls for national talk over encryption vs. safety

The FBI’s director says the agency is collecting data that he will present next year in hopes of sparking a national conversation a ...

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Exec who helped steer Google’s self-driving cars steps down

An executive who has been helping steer Google’s efforts to build self-driving cars is leaving the project after more than seven ye ...

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Washington state hits Comcast with $100 million suit over claims of deceptive marketing

The attorney general of Washington state has ...

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Inside one of Pennsylvania's state-run Fine Wine and Good Spirits stores. (Nathaniel Hamilton for WHYY)

After Pa. liquor sales expansion, decanting the logistics

Beginning Aug. 8, Pennsylvanians will be able to buy alcohol a little more easily. A long list of liquor law changes was included ...

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