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Miss May, a 10-foot, 800-pound sub-adult female white shark, pinged around 12 miles off Cape May, New Jersey early Tuesday evening.

The play, set in West Chester, Pennsylvania, nimbly toggles back and forth in time to show the history in the foreground of the characters’ lives.

Two friends touched by last month’s shooting at a graduation party in Southwest Philly organized a rally that drew 50 people, including city officials.

The state of Delaware is working with reproductive-health nonprofit Upstream USA to increase access to all kinds of birth control, including longer-term methods.

The sprawling 1,100-unit project would include multifamily rental buildings at the western end of the site, followed by diverse array of single-family town homes

Higher than acceptable fecal bacteria measurements have once again led to the hoisting of swimming advisories at New Jersey beaches. 

The 200 block of Broad Street in Philadelphia is now Patti LaBelle Way, and the legendary soul singer came to the city to receive the honor.

More than 1,000 people will be out of work once Philadelphia Energy Solutions' refinery closes its doors this month.

After failing to legalize marijuana this year, New Jersey is now aggressively expanding its medical marijuana program.

Cheyney University came out of the weekend with a pair of victories.

Through this year, we wanted to live out the call of journalist Krista Tippett to “speak together differently, in order to live together differently.”

Jonathan Jacobs is on a mission to improve and elevate the barbering industry.

A soaring tower designed with aging baby boomers in mind is coming to a prime Center City intersection. 

Cory Booker has rolled out an immigration agenda composed of changes he could make without relying on Congress.

An annual summer inspection of vendors and game operators at New Jersey's boardwalks is underway.