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Chris Malloy said he did nothing wrong following a directive from the principal of his daughter's school to not repeat the hay ride.
The state Senate has sent the House controversial legislation that backers say is intended to prevent unions representing government workers from collecting money for political purposes through payroll deductions.
Dole is recalling bags of spinach in 13 states due to a contamination including New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
City Council is expected to release $25 million for city schools, but council members at a hearing today said the scrutiny of district finances will continue.
State senator Anthony Williams says Mondesire was a polarizing figure whose impact on city of Philadelphia will be felt for many years to come.
One of the Philadelphia area's newest pharmaceutical companies is celebrating its ties to one of the oldest.
A Pennsylvania Supreme Court justice, who is the most recent to be caught up in the web of pornographic emails released by embattled attorney general Kathleen Kane, is issuing an apology for the content of those emails.
Dom discussen last night's debate in Las Vegas, paycheck protection in Pennsylvania, Commissioner Ramsey retiring from the Philadelphia Police Department, Wal-Mart predicting a decline in earnings. At 11, Chris Malloy discussed bringing his kids home from school on his lawnmower.
Former New Hampshire Governor John Sununu tells Chris Stigall that Hillary Clinton performed well enough to keep Joe Biden from entering the race for the 2016 Democratic nomination for President.
The federal courts have done a reversal of sorts and will now reconsider New Jersey's bid to allow sports betting at casinos and racetracks.
The utility company says individuals misrepresenting themselves as PSE&G employees are calling customers and threatening to turn off electric and gas service if payment is not made that day with a pre-paid card.
Authorities say a 5-year-old New Jersey boy who was accidentally run over by his father has died from his injuries.
The average high temperature for October 14 is 67°, which is what we expect for Philadelphia today. But by the weekend, temperatures will drop into the 50s.
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