Whether you're a programming newbie or looking to move up, here's a look at local learn-to-code programs, including several free resources.

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On Sept. 17, Philly Counts is calling all city residents to attend a training and inform their communities on the 2020 U.S. census.

The cell and gene therapy company will become a privately held subsidiary of Castle Creek Pharmaceutical Holdings when the deal closes in the fourth quarter of the year.

Here's what to expect from artists at Digital Fringe, including sculptures linked to audio via QR codes and a hybrid computer game/IRL performance.

It's not too late to join the monthlong Launchpad 2019: Phundamentals hackathon, which asks participants to consider: What should be considered vital to the success of all Philadelphians, and how can we better use our technology as bridges between ourselves?

The LIFESABER, currently available for preorder on the crowdfunding site, can restart a dead phone, but also act as a flashlight, emergency alarm or even fire starter with certain accessories.

Chester County exec Patrick Hayakawa says innovation can flourish outside large metro areas in the Commonwealth when local business, government and economic development leaders collaborate.

And the organization, which creates opportunities for women entrepreneurs of color to access capital, is looking for advisors and chapter leaders.

A grant to the American Association for People with Disabilities will go toward developing digital literacy training programs for residents within the low-income disability community.