Officials monitoring air, water quality as fire burns at SPS Technologies in Abington Township, Pennsylvania
A shelter-in-place order​ remains in place for a 1-mile radius around the SPS Technologies facility after a massive fire ...
Ailing Northeast Philadelphia woman died after months of pleas for help, a victim of a safety net in tatters
Aging officials in Philadelphia took months to get Luen Ng help before she was killed. She’s one of 1,511 older adults who ...
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Better than nothing? Pa. considers data privacy bill friendly to companies, called weak by consumer advocates
There are few limits on how businesses can collect, use and sell data about their customers. Grocery stores are now big data ...
Ailing Pa. woman died after months of pleas for help, a victim of a safety net in tatters
Aging officials in Philadelphia took months to get Luen Ng help before she was killed. She’s one of 1,511 older adults who died in the state in 2023 with open ...
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Philadelphia launches first office for crime victims
Police Commissioner Kevin Bethel has appointed Ayanna Greene-Davis as the Executive Director of the Office of Victim Advocacy ...
From generators to food safety : What you need to know if you're without power
The powerful winds knocked out power in a number of counties the past few days, leaving people not only in the dark, but in many cases, the cold as well.
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Measure would allow for more prosecutions of unemployment benefits fraudsters
An Illinois congressman is calling for the adoption of legislation that would allow for more time to pursue COVID-19 pandemic-era unemployment insurance fraudsters.