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Well, that certainly didn’t take long. Less than a week after President Obam ...

On his Twitter bio, Philadelphia Police Sgt. Eric Gripp describes himself as the office of public affairs’ “ ...

This is a story about the Philly Internet using its powers for good.  Yesterday, city police released a video they say shows ...

The charming toy store at 8532 Germantown Ave. will soon be a memory. When the inventory at O’Doodles sells out, in roughly a month ...

Dr. Marjorie Dejoie uses fitness training and nutrition to fight sickle cell disease and to help coach others through their own symp ...

Two weeks into the implementation of Pennsylvania’s new law to crack down on human trafficking, supporters took a victory lap in th ...

A newly formed coalition of business, labor, and transportation advocacy groups is pushing for a long-term source of funding to improve N ...

The newly transformed Dilworth Plaza–now Dilworth Park–officially opened this month along the west side of Philadelphia City ...

The top Republican in New Jersey’s Assembly says it defies common sense to make a woman with no criminal record face a mandatory pr ...

Harrisburg school officials changed their minds about cutting off kindergarten registration after Labor Day. The Board of School D ...