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Lifers, Redemption, and Second Chances: WCU Professor’s New Book Explores Life Without Parole
WEST CHESTER, PA — Retired West Chester University criminal justice professor Brian F. O’Neill has published a new book examining life without parole sentences and the potential for redemption among …
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Holiday Meals Carry Hidden Risks, USDA Issues Safety Alert
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Families preparing traditional spring holiday meals are being urged to follow basic food safety practices to avoid foodborne illness during gatherings such as Easter, Passover, and Mother’s …
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PHFA Opens Registration for 2026 Housing Forum in Harrisburg
HARRISBURG, PA — The Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency has opened registration for its 2026 Housing Forum, an annual event expected to draw more than 500 housing professionals, advocates and policymakers …
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Zillow Reports U.S. Rent Growth Slows to 1.9% in February
SEATTLE, WA — U.S. rent growth slowed to 1.9% year over year in February as rising housing supply increased competition among landlords, according to Zillow’s latest Rental Market Report.
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Zillow Reports U.S. Rent Growth Slows to 1.9% in February
SEATTLE, WA — U.S. rent growth slowed to 1.9% year over year in February as rising housing supply increased competition among landlords, according to Zillow’s latest Rental Market Report.
TEN Holdings Reports 2025 Revenue Decline, Wider Net Loss
LANGHORNE, PA — TEN Holdings Inc. (Nasdaq: XHLD) reported a decline in revenue and a wider net loss for fiscal year 2025 as the company incurred higher expenses tied to …
$999M Safety Grants Aim to Cut Crashes, Speed Response
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Nearly $1 billion in federal funding is now available to help states and local communities improve road safety, expand emergency response capabilities, and reduce traffic-related deaths and …
PHFA Opens Registration for 2026 Housing Forum in Harrisburg
HARRISBURG, PA — The Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency has opened registration for its 2026 Housing Forum, an annual event expected to draw more than 500 housing professionals, advocates and policymakers …
New Visa Wage Rule Could Raise Pay, Limit Hiring Loopholes
WASHINGTON, D.C. — A proposed federal rule could require employers to pay foreign workers wages more closely aligned with U.S. workers, a change aimed at reducing incentives to hire lower-cost …