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As the South Philly refinery and the 1% were hot topics, Bernie got the warmest reception, while there was some skepticism about “Middle Class Joe.”

The 17th century author of “Paradise Lost” was a big fan of Shakespeare. The Free Library of Philadelphia is discovered to have his personal copy.

A Monmouth University poll released Tuesday found that 38% of Garden State residents disapproved job the first-term Democrat has done.

Bill Baroni and Bridget Kelly, once Christie's close associates, have accused the government of overreaching in charging them with wire fraud and federal program fraud.

The most significant of Philly’s new code reforms could help lower construction costs that are among the highest in the nation.

The money would come from an unlikely source: the state’s Transportation Trust Fund. An expert called the plan ill-advised.

After numerous complaints about improper tickets and a lengthy appeals process, Wilmington is planning to improve its parking ticket process.

Philly just selected the artist who will make over SEPTA’s 5th Street/Independence Hall Station. PlanPhilly got a peek at the winning design.

Ahead of the fall session, Pennsylvania state Senate and House committees spent more than two hours Monday afternoon hashing out key election reform issues.

PUC will have to lift injunction that blocked work at Chester County site, lawyers say.

A proposed offshore wind farm could revive the closed Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station in Ocean County.

The administration says it wants to make sure the rotunda is accessible to people with disabilities. Some disability advocates say the move is unnecessary.

An exhibition at the University of Pennsylvania traces the ecological roots of the blockchain industry.

Philly is home to two of the oldest carillons in North America, but these one-of-a-kind bell instruments are “hidden in plain sight.”

This fall, North Philly will watch as ground is broken on the final phase of a $120 million redevelopment.