The Office of the District Attorney (DA) in Philadelphia stands as a central pillar of the city’s criminal justice system, charged with prosecuting crimes and ensuring justice for victims throughout …
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The City Controller’s Office in Philadelphia serves as the city’s independent watchdog responsible for auditing and overseeing the financial operations and management of Philadelphia’s government and public school district. As …
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Philadelphia’s Department of Human Services (DHS) is a cornerstone agency dedicated to supporting vulnerable children, youth, and families throughout the city. Charged primarily with child welfare and juvenile justice responsibilities, …
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Philadelphia’s Department of Public Health (DPH) is an essential institution dedicated to protecting and promoting the health of all residents within the city. Tasked with more than just treating illness, …
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Philadelphia’s Mayor’s Office serves as the central hub for leadership and governance in one of the nation’s largest cities. The Mayor, currently Jim Kenney, is responsible for guiding the city’s …
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Philadelphia is known for its world-class healthcare institutions, offering residents and visitors a broad spectrum of advanced medical services, specialized care, and leading-edge research. The city’s top hospitals are recognized …
March is shaping up to be a busy month for the emergence of smartwatches in the world of consumer gadgets.Next Monday, Apple will host a …
At Apple's "Spring Forward" event in San Francisco on Monday, CEO Tim Cook called the Apple Watch "the most personal device we have ever created." …
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Food & Restaurants
Which past winner in the Herr’s Flavored by Philly potato chip contest should become permanently available?
Herr's is attempting to find the best of the best for this year's Flavored by Philly competition. The Chester County-based snack brand is unleashing a …
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Evil Genius Brewing Co. will tap into the nostalgia of the school book fair with a Pints & Pages pop-up at its Fishtown taproom on …
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Technology
Test program that would lock up students’ phones at school advances in Pa. Senate’s education committee
The Senate Education committee voted recently to pass a bill that would fund a test program to allow public schools to lock students' phones away …
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Technology
From diagnosing brain disorders to cognitive enhancement, 100 years of EEG have transformed neuroscience
Electroencephalography, or EEG, was invented 100 years ago. In the years since the invention of this device to monitor brain electricity, it has had an …
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A major technology outage of Microsoft services is disrupting systems worldwide and directly affecting travelers at Philadelphia International Airport, as well as a number of …
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The drones are coming. Starting in September, if someone in Clemmons, North Carolina, calls 911 to report a cardiac arrest, the first responder on the …
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Getting to Longwood Gardens will become easier later this month with the debut of direct bus lines running from Philadelphia and New York City to …
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Scattered throughout Philadelphia International Airport, volunteers help confused travelers find their way or make frazzled flyers smile as they pet a furry friend. Airport officials …
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NJ Transit locomotive engineers have rejected a tentative deal in a dispute over wages, setting the stage for a possible strike next month. Members of …
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Barely a month after squiggly road lines were intentionally painted on a Montgomery Township street in an attempt to prevent speeding, officials plan to remove …