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New Jersey’s top law enforcement officer is warning municipal prosecutors that they cannot unilaterally decriminalize marijuana possession in their city or town.

Among the 300,000 active visas, about 11,000 belong to medical residents who work and train in U.S. hospitals.

In 2000, the Philadelphia-based gospel group was deemed a "national treasure" by the National Endowment for the Arts.

Capitalizing on a window of relative prosperity, the School District of Philadelphia hopes to establish momentum during a governance change.

Before founding one of the few independent black-owned talk radio stations in 2003, Lomax was a revered businessman in Philadelphia.

Aqua has taken two wells offline due to elevated levels of potentially harmful chemicals.

In the face of ringworm, scabies — even lice — keeping kids in class is a priority.

School vaccination laws took a long time to take root. Today, every state has one. Here’s how that happened.

The LGBTQ and #MeToo movements are shifting our cultural attitudes. Is what we teach in the classroom shifting, too?

A new national study calls the country’s housing choice voucher program — formerly known as Section 8 — 'daunting' for low-income residents hoping to leave poverty behind.

The 20th annual Marian Anderson Award – for artistry and altruism – will go to Queen Latifah.

It’s a short walk from the municipal building in downtown State College where Ed LeClear works as borough planning director to a two-st ...

In addition to her support for a $15 minimum wage, Kerri Evelyn Harris supports Medicare for all and universal pre-K.

The company that advertised prostitution has been shut down by the government, but its status as a limited liability company remains in 'good standing' in Delaware.

Patients using medication-assisted treatments slowly being accepted into group recovery homes.