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Sunoco will pay a $200,000 fine and conduct more frequent and rigorous safety inspections of the ageing Mariner East 1 pipeline after a leak in 2017.

More than 133,390 volunteers have removed nearly seven million pieces of litter over more than three decades.

The trouble at CCP reflects larger education funding issues that go beyond Philadelphia and the community-college sector.

This is a new setback to the Indiana County municipality in efforts to control oil and gas development in the region.

F&M’s pollsters said it’s not every day they see public opinion on recreational marijuana morph — or skyrocket 30 percent — so rapidly.

The Center City medical center, under new ownership since the start of last year, struggles with monthly losses in excess of $3 million.

High-end art fairs have become the backbone of the global contemporary art market. Now, a producer is trying it out on Philly.

Trump-driven activism drives a surge in Philly Council candidates. It's the highest number since 1979, which was in response to Frank Rizzo.

ICE officials said they are no longer sending immigrant families from the border to the Berks Family Residential Center. Now, only nine of its 96 beds are filled.

Revisit one of rock’s most enduring bands, browse an eclectic array of art or get out in the great outdoors to fly a kite this weekend.

The request for President Donald Trump's tax returns is the first such demand for a sitting president's tax information in 45 years.

The New Jersey court system is asking for funds to cover the expenses associated with the state’s new pretrial protocol that’s virtually eliminated cash bail.

Philadelphia Democratic leaders have withdrawn their re-election backing of Sheriff Jewell Williams, who has been accused of sexual harassment by three women.

Plans to redevelop a historic Trenton building into a high-tech manufacturing site were derailed this week as the city council voted against advancing a proposal.

Among their arguments: shutting down the proposed injection sites would violate the group’s Judeo-Christian convictions.