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“SEPTA does not want to make these cuts, especially at a time when ridership is growing,” CEO Leslie Richards said during Thursday’s board meeting.

The U.S. Bureau of Ocean Energy Management and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration released final plans to protect endangered North American right whales.

Throughout her lifetime, Paula championed for economic, social and civil rights.

Charges were filed in London, Ontario, against five players, including four who are currently on NHL teams.

Philadelphia City Council returned to City Hall for its first official legislative session of the year.

The district says it’s important for parents to register students as soon as possible due to limited seats per school.

The action comes ahead of anti-retaliation legislation expected to be introduced by prime sponsor Councilmember Kendra Brooks this term.

He testified that he “just wanted to defend myself, my family” and the presidency.

Affected records may include information about how evidence was handled once it reached the lab, as well as communication logs and digital images.

New Jersey has fined the town $12 million for unauthorized beach repairs that it says could worsen erosion.

Bryn Mawr College chemistry professor Michelle Francl says one of the keys to a perfect cup of tea is a pinch of salt.

Advocates are encouraged by the new mayor’s early plans to clean up the city. But some are skeptical about her pick to lead the efforts.

Jan. 24 - 28: Tattoo Fest in Philly, “The Producers” in N.J., and Common in Delaware are among the weekend’s highlights.

Philly Council returns with most members having served one term or less, a new leadership structure and many new ideas.

“Everyone who jumps will help raise the funds,” Parks and Rec Commissioner Orlando Rendon said. “We need to offer many tropical getaways amid the urban landscape.”