When D’Arcy McQuoid was hired to teach special education in Philadelphia public schools 32 years ago, it took a year […]
Safe2Say Program receives 32,000 tips during 2024-2025 school year
Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday announced that the state’s Safe2Say anonymous reporting program received more than 32,000 tips during the […]
DC 33 strike: What Philly residents need to know about city’s contingency plans
AFSCME District Council 33, Philadelphia’s largest city workers’ union, followed through with their threats, as thousands went on strike Tuesday […]
More than 9,000 city workers are on strike
AFSCME District Council 33, representing 9,000 Philadelphia city employees, rejected Mayor Cherelle Parker’s wage proposal Monday night, leading to the […]
PA budget will be late again
Pennsylvania’s state budget is going to be late for the fourth year in a row. It’s relatively common in Harrisburg […]
Delco man charged after homemade Glock-style gun accidentally discharges in Warrington Wawa, police say
A Wayne, Pennsylvania man was charged this month by Warrington authorities with 10 counts of misdemeanor recklessly endangering another person […]
PA’s fiscal watchdog opens audit of elder abuse agency
Pennsylvania’s top fiscal watchdog has launched an audit of the state agency that oversees programs tasked with protecting Pennsylvania’s most […]
Coalition of Pennsylvania banks warns overdraft bill could harm both consumers and financial institutions
A growing coalition of Pennsylvania banks and credit unions is sounding the alarm over House Bill 1553, fast-tracked legislation they […]
‘This isn’t a company, this is a kingdom:’ Union workers unhappy with PECO’s storm management
The widespread power outages from last Thursday’s storm affected 327,000 PECO customers, making it one of the 20 worst storms […]
Could cursive writing be back in the Pennsylvania school curriculum?
In a landslide vote, the Pennsylvania House of Representatives approved the legislation that will require cursive handwriting to be taught […]