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By 5:30 p.m. Tuesday afternoon, multiple tents were taken down and at least 15 people went into a shelter, according to the city's Department of Human Services.

Members of the House Environmental Resources and Energy Committee heard testimony on Monday on a bill to protect existing environmental buffers near Pennsylvania waterways and give local and state entities

The bill would allow municipalities across the commonwealth to adopt regulations on riparian buffers and would give power o to the state DEP for enforcement. 

The Water Resources Association of the Delaware River Basin honored leaders and innovators in the science and management of the Delaware Basin.

Columnist Bill McClellan writes: A major problem facing downtown can be summed up in two words — and they’re not “Tishaura Jones.” They’re “working remotely."

The St. Louis mayor looked to stop a critic of hers at the St. Patrick Center, a new lawsuit says.

Advocates sharply criticized Mayor Tishaura Jones for demolishing a homeless camp, but the city says it’s fixing the homelessness situation.

Yitzchak Simon, who worked for St. Patrick Center, filed a federal lawsuit this week seeking damages.

Yitzy Simon alleges he was fired from St. Patrick Center after the mayor threatened the loss of public grant money over his advocacy work

Advocates have repeatedly raised alarms about cases just like Brenda Coffmans: There arent enough walk-up beds for people who need emergency overnight shelter.