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According to Senate Minority Leader Jay Costa, he and other Democrats haven’t so far been party to many of the budget negotiations ...

Guests: Bobby Allyn, Laura Benshoff, Michael Nutter, Josh Sevin Is Philadelphia good for business? Like any city, ...

Uber’s CEO, Travis Kalanick, is taking a leave of absence following a series of scandals surrounding the problematic workplace culture ...

Guests: Mike Isaac, Liza Mundy, Sigal Barsade Uber fired 20 employees, including some top executives, over allega ...

Pennsylvania agreed in court Thursday to a second set of steps to try to ensure mentally ill defendants don’t suffer long stays in ...

A judge’s ruling that might open the door for at least a temporary shutdown of the disputed Dakota Access pipeline surprised the in ...

Philadelphia’s tax on soda and other sweetened beverages is legal under state law, a panel of Pennsylvania appeals court judges rul ...

Only one bank faced criminal charges after the 2008 financial crisis. It’s not a big one like ...

For a few moments on Monday, the hallway outside Philadelphia Common Pleas Courtroom 1105 became the site of a family powwow. The subject ...

Guest: Josh Dawsey, Michael Oppenheimer, Eric Orts President Trump announced yesterday that he was pulling out of ...

A group of low-income tenants in West Philadelphia protesting their evictions have gotten some relief. At an emergency hearing wit ...

Guests: Earni Young, Jonathan Tannen, Emily Dowdall Gentrification is complicated. The term has a negative connot ...

A group of tenants in West Philadelphia being evicted to make way for a redevelopment project is taking the case to the city’s Huma ...

As a Muslim and working professional, Montgomery County resident Imran Posner said keeping the Ramadan fast can be difficult. Duri ...

For nearly four decades, the old-fashioned diner Little Pete’s at 17th and Chancellor Streets has served up round-the-clock reubens ...