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In Kensington, the governor announced a move to limit access to xylazine -- or "tranq" -- a potentially deadly drug that he said, has appeared in 90-percent of...

This is just the latest board role for the Latino leader, who has also served as President & CEO of Community First Fund since 1999.

Philadelphia will receive around $200 million over an 18-year span to fight the city’s opioid crisis, Mayor Jim Kenney announced Thursday. 

A former bank will become a commercial kitchen and event space. A textile factory will feature apartments and commercial space.

Bluesign says its new tiered service allows brands to gain a snapshot of their environmental impact over the entire textile value chain.   

Gov. Wolf announced $23 million in funding for 25 projects to create local strategies to stop gun and group violence across Pennsylvania.

New apartments will fill the parcel of the former Mount Airy restaurant, while the fate of its iconic, 1950s-era diner hangs in the balance

Gov. Wolf announced $15.7 million in grant funding to support local strategies to stop gun and group violence across Pennsylvania.

A spirited protest took place in Philadelphia’s Kensington area Aug. 11, with a large group of neighbors, concerned people and organizations marching from McPherson Square Park to a City Council meeting at Elkins Elementary School. What were folks rallying about? The City of Philadelphia had announced that it would once…

Education officials also want to fund and implement a three-year study to track middle schoolers to see if these strategies stick.