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Philly City Council invests $7.6M to clear tangled titles
'We have to educate people,' Register of Wills Tracey L. Gordon said. 'Make it a conversation in your house about how to protect your generational wealth.'
Rocked by resignations, a depleted Philly City Council says it’s staying on task
As the 2023 race for mayor heats up, four councilmembers have departed in less than 30 days.
Gas firm and residents clash over plans to drill near a public school in Allegheny Co.
The suburban Pittsburgh community already houses 38 gas wells.
Group led by Stephen Miller, Mark Meadows sues Lehigh Co. over ballot drop-off boxes
For second time in a year, the county finds itself in lawsuit over ballots.
Philly officials shine a light on workplace protection laws with grant program
City officials are looking to award up to 14 community-based organizations as they try to boost awareness of workplace protection laws.
From steelworkers to baristas: the new face of Pittsburgh’s evolving labor movement
'We see a whole slew of people from all walks of life who are coming in to show their support for the union,” Shea Gannon, of Pittsburgh, said.
CHOP moves a center closer to W. Philadelphia community
In July, CHOP announced that it had moved its children and adolescent’s Center for Advanced Behavioral Healthcare to 4601 Market St.
Philly elementary school renamed for LGBTQ activist Gloria Casarez
Casarez., who died in 2014, lived nearby and attended the school named in her honor.
In New Jersey, legislative resolutions raise the question: What’s the point?
Garden State lawmakers use resolutions to highlight subjects ranging from guns to stuttering to Frank Sinatra.
Philly radio station WURD Founders Day celebration honors richness of Black culture
The festivities will take place Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Free Library of Philadelphia Parkway Central branch at 1901 Vine St.
Raises, bonuses and more: Philly school district outlines its recruitment and retention plan
The average teacher salary will be about $82,000 in the state's largest school district this year.
Philly gets $25M federal grant to fix its most dangerous streets
The money will pay for upgrading traffic signals, adding new paving, signage, speed bumps, and fixing potholes.