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An awkward reply-all email exchange among Philly Council members shows tensions remain high over a new law on Kensington addiction services
An awkward email exchange between Council members discussing the city's policy on Kensington is making its way around City ...
Hey Siri, stop snooping
Remember when we started wondering if our phones were not only collecting search data on us, but listening in on our ...
💊 The rise and fall of Rite Aid | Morning Newsletter
Scranton-founded, Navy Yard-based Rite Aid will start closing its remaining stores this month. Plus, Sixers exec Daryl Morey ...
Bryce Harper homers in his return to the lineup in Phillies’ series-opening win at the Blue Jays
Harper's first inning home run followed a two-run shot by Trea Turner, who finished with two homers in the game. The Phillies ...
Cherry Hill’s population keeps growing | Inquirer Cherry Hill
Some 78,988 people called Cherry Hill home as of 2024, according to the latest U.S. Census data. In the past decade, Cherry ...
Temple president John Fry sees development along Broad Street as another step in improving safety
As Temple University closes in on completing the nearly 70 recommendations made in a campus safety audit over two years ago, ...
Tony Voce was the first Philadelphian to sign with the Flyers. His sudden death allowed his family to know he found his purpose.
Voce’s death at 43 was a gut punch to his family, but they soon realized the profound impact he made on his players’ lives as ...
Trump says NJ is ‘ready to pop out of that blue horror show’ at telerally for Jack Ciattarelli for NJ governor’s race
At the event, Ciattarell said he would sign an executive order on his first day in office to get rid of the state's status as ...
Dear Abby | Marriage hasn’t been the same for over a decade
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The Philadelphia region’s smallest health systems had the biggest losses in the nine months that ended March 31
Beyond the smallest systems, there were signs of gradual financial improvement at places like Main Line Health. CHOP was the ...
Camden schools are laying off 117 employees to close a budget deficit. Here are three of their stories.
The Camden school system, one of the largest employers in the city, plans to cut its workforce by 18% to help close a $91 ...
Josh Shapiro and top Democrats say SEPTA and mass transit funding is a priority, but won’t say whether they’ll hold up the budget over it
The main negotiators at the table with the Senate GOP, Gov. Josh Shapiro and House Majority Leader Matt Bradford (D., ...