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Philadelphia is moving to inventory and inspect unoccupied buildings.  With a brick pulled from the rubble left by a 2012 war ...

To help those getting out of prison, a Philadelphia City Council Committee is moving some money out of the prison budget.  A ...

New findings from a team at Philadelphia’s Wistar Institute argue for a change ...

Longtme civic leader David B. Thornburgh has been named the new president and CEO of the Committee of Seventy. The position has been open ...

Pennsylvania gubernatorial candidate Tom Wolf came to WHYY studios Friday to answer an array of questions from a mix of beat reporters du ...

Potato chip lovers across the country will soon be able to snack on a spicy new flavor, thanks to a national contest and a South Jersey n ...

Police say a New Castle woman’s false report initiated an emergency Ebola screening after she called 911 four separate times on Tue ...

Spread out on the front lawn of St. Michael’s Lutheran Church in Mt. Airy is a memorial to those killed by guns in Philadelphia in ...

A steel sea wall designed to protect two of the Jersey shore communities hit hardest by Superstorm Sandy is nearing completion. Ne ...

Though it didn’t have the quorum necessary to vote on agenda items, the Germantown Special Services District’s board of direc ...

New Jersey Transit is considering whether to continue to fight a mobster’s family over a land deal. The transit agency is ch ...

Work on a major New Jersey Turnpike widening project is set to end ahead of schedule and more than $200 million under budget. Nort ...

Commuters who travel over the Ben Franklin Bridge by train or car can get used to easier trips for now. Both means of transport ha ...

A western Pennsylvania township has created an advisory board on gas drilling and authorized restrictions on such development on resident ...