Over the last few years, some state attorneys general, including New York’s Letitia James and New Jersey’s Matt Platkin, have launched unconstitutional crusades to harass pregnancy centers. Yesterday, a federal…
State trooper Cpl. Joshua Mack is suing the Pennsylvania State Police in federal court, arguing that he lost a lucrative position on the governor’s security detail because of racial discrimination.…
As parents enter this fall’s college application season, they’ve likely been warning their children incessantly that a degree in art history or philosophy won’t pay the bills. “Study something practical,”…
A slip of paper slid under Gary Evangelista’s office door at the Camden Housing Authority — a document that showed a tenant owed the agency $10,000 in unpaid rent. Evangelista,…
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker has appointed nonprofit founder and Democratic ward leader Anton K. Moore as the city’s director of public engagement and neighborhood affairs. Moore, who founded the South…
A former employee of the Campbell’s Company has sued the Camden-based food giant, alleging he was fired for reporting that a company vice president had made racist comments about co-workers…
The Philadelphia Housing Authority (PHA) is planning sweeping layoffs that will affect almost 300 of the agency’s 1,200 employees, beginning in January 2026. The cutbacks are the result of dramatic…
November’s National Entrepreneurship Month is an opportunity for us to reflect on the critical role our entrepreneurs play in making New York the financial, artistic, and entertainment capital of the…
A New Jersey police officer accused of breaking into the home of an ex-boyfriend earlier this year pleaded guilty Monday to burglary, criminal mischief and simple assault, officials said. Rebecca…
Earlier this week, the United States Congress voted to reopen the federal government. Yet for more than 470,000 residents of Philadelphia, the timeline for restoring full SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance…
