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Nearly 1,000 guests from the regions business, arts and culinary scenes packed Penn’s Landing for the fifth annual Philly Feastival to ...

When G-town Radio Morning Feed host Ed Feldman came down from Northwest Philadelphia to 40th and Walnut as the special guest star in the ...

Budget cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), formerly known as food stamps, means stores that accept the Electron ...

The resource-starved Philadelphia School District has now finished its second full week of classes. In the above link, WHYY educat ...

The Pennsylvania attorney general’s office is considering whether to release a set of internal emails described as “pornograp ...

Americans’ trust in the news media “to report the news fully, accurately and fairly” has returned to an all-time low th ...

My affection for libraries goes back to my childhood in Penn Wynne where a matronly lady behind the desk stamped my card with the date du ...

A Philadelphia City Councilman is trying to help out residents who were flooded out two years ago.  In July of 2012 a 48 inch ...

A room full of hookers gathered at the School District of Phladelphia headquarters today, but it’s not what you think. About ...

Pennsylvania’s jobless rate is up for the second straight month as the employment fell and unemployment rose. The state Depa ...

High pressure in Canada is produc ...

Gloucester County is getting weather monitors in the wake of a 2012 train derailment that leaked a dangerous gas in southern New Jersey.< ...

Police in southern New Jersey have arrested a 15-year-old student on charges he brought a toy gun to school. Officials at Mainland ...

A West Philadelphia neighborhood and other challenged areas are showing signs of progress. That was the message delivered Friday by local ...

Do you love LOVE Park and its famous LOVE statue? Wish there were more trees and less concrete?  It’s time to share your thoug ...