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Philadelphia is making some progress on collecting back taxes. That’s the word from Philadelphia Revenue Commissioner Claren ...

Philadelphia has a property tax break for longtime homeowners. Now City Council is working to transfer that break to children who live in ...

As Philadelphia City Council embarks on hearings on the future of the city-owned Philadelphia Gas Works, the company chosen by the Nutter ...

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Gov.-elect Tom Wolf plans to ban no-bid contracts with private law firms and make the hiring of outside counsel by state agencies more tr ...

Skateboarding is going airborne soon with the first real commercially marketed hoverboard. The 90-pound Hendo Hoverboard allows us ...

New Jersey wants to continue its court fight with a mobster’s family over land it acquired for a since canceled Hudson River tunnel ...

Delaware’s second coyote hunting season is underway and the Division of Fish & Wildlife is reminding hunters to report their ha ...

Officials from an embattled Philadelphia charter school invoked their Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination 77 times at hearin ...

The Philadelphia 76ers are planning to install a helipad and two large signs on the practice facility and offices the team is planning to ...

Consider these quotes: Democrat Tip O’Neill famously said, “All politics is local.” Republican Karl Rove presciently sa ...

To honor the veterans, both living and deceased, who have fought for American freedom, the ...

UPDATED: A new film released by the Philadelphia St ...

The 57-year-old man fatally shot in Germantown on Sunday has been identified as Wayne Ellington Sr., whose namesake son plays professiona ...

The quintet of protestors from East Falls arrived on Black Walnut Lane in Plymouth Meeting just outside of Philadelphia before noon on Tu ...