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Isaiah Orellana’s school day starts early, hours-before-dawn early. “I get up at 5 o’clock. I shower. I clean up ...

Philadelphia City Council is moving forward on new billboard regulations designed to supplement the new zoning code that failed to addres ...

UPDATE: U.S. Rep. Chaka Fattah’s bill passed the House of Representatives on Monday. The Philadelphia Veterans Affa ...

The Salvation Army has returned a $10,000 gold-and-diamond ring to a Pittsburgh-area woman who accidentally dropped it into a donation ke ...

A tractor-trailer carrying 19,000 copies of advanced sections for Sunday’s New York Times overturned on a highway ramp outside Phil ...

In the continuing fallout from the corruption-fueled implosion of Philadelphia Traffic Court, a federal judge has sentenced former Presid ...

When Kati “Jazz” Gray-Sadler, 56, speaks to members of the LGBT community, people listen.  Not just in Philly, but around the wo ...

Fast food workers in Wilmington walked off the job today, as the ongoing fight for $15 an hour and union rights spreads across the countr ...

The Ocean County Sheriff’s Office will be distributing toys to families in need this holiday season and is asking for the public ...

Friends and family held a candlelight vigil for a college student last seen leaving a bar in Philadelphia on Thanksgiving morning. ...

Like every parent, I often feel lost. When I do, I try to find a way, an angle, or a path to follow because even when it’s not the ...

A New Castle County mother of four is struggling to pay the bills after the children’s father was injured in a debilitating car acciden ...

Police have filed additional charges against a 73-year-old man arrested in November for allegedly ...

Crowds protesting the deaths of two unarmed black men at the hands of police are demonstrating in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. In ...

Facts can be presented in different ways to tell different stories — if you’ve served on a jury, you know that. Take f ...