Tag: Newsworks

In 1971, the FBI office in Media was the target of civil disobedience that achieved an important goal, to “pull off a burglary that would…

Whether the locally set Delco Proper pilot show for Comedy Central delivers a primetime punchline or just becomes the punchline will soon rest in the…

The Cheyney University community can rest a bit easier after the initial findings of a review of the 14 schools in the Pennsylvania State System…

Of the 700 Wawa stores across half a dozen states, only 40 to 50 actually compete with a Sheetz, but the tug of war on…

At present, Pennsylvania seems to be having an issue attracting and retaining educated millennials, according to a report from the Independent Fiscal Office, writes Katie…

Communities across the state have up to half their chips in a game being played by Harrisburg’s elected officials.

And they’re holding their…

One Delaware County township is not shying away from welcoming medical marijuana growers within its borders, writes Laura Benshoff for NewsWorks.

Aston Township is getting…

Both Chester and Colwyn are seeing their fortunes improve, as they have begun to turn around their previously bleak financial situations, writes Laura Benshoff for…

Starting Jan. 30, using a Pennsylvania Driver’s license as identification will not be enough to enter many federal facilities, and people will soon no…

A recent joint report from Harvard and Sydney universities has ranked Pennsylvania as one of the worst states in the nation for electoral integrity, writes…

School district enrollment levels have dramatically shifted in Pennsylvania over the past 25 years, writes Kevin McCorry in a fascinating report for NewsWorks that reveals…

Following a heated public debate earlier in the month, Chester City Council has passed a new plan to try to reverse its financial decline, writes…

Most of Justin Maxon’s photos are black-and-white, blurry, and hyperbolic, and many have been published in high-profile magazines likes Mother Jones…