Philadelphia police union to sue city over faulty payroll software

Philly police union to sue city over payroll system, citing faulty checks, tax deductions, and overtime and vacation tracking

by Sean Collins Walsh
City employees have been complaining for months that the $40 million OnePhilly information technology system has issued inaccurate paychecks.

Death due to childbirth is rising in the U.S. Groups in Philly and Camden win grants to fight back.

by Marie McCullough
Philadelphia, Camden groups win grants to fight maternal mortality
Reducing barriers to medical care during and after pregnancy could make it safer.
Constitution Center plans big exhibition on 19th amendment, which granted women right to vote
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Federal judge stays Hahnemann residency sale; St. Chris auction pushed to Thursday
by Harold Brubaker
If the sale of Hahnemann's residency programs falls apart, it could open the door the purchase of the hospital by a company that wants to operate it.
While Brett Kavanaugh allegations roil White House and U.S. Capitol, Supreme Court is quiet
While Brett Kavanaugh allegations roil White House and U.S. Capitol, Supreme Court is quiet
by Robert Barnes, Washington Post
Talks set to carry on but no deal yet in auto workers strike vs. GM
by Tom Krisher and Mike Householder, Associated Press
Brian Rothenberg, spokesman for the UAW, said Tuesday, "They are talking, they've made progress, we'll see how long it takes."
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Big Marijuana: Florida firm rolls up 15 dispensary permits in Pennsylvania

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Eagles’ Tim Jernigan might have the worst injury from Sunday as team picks up the pieces

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