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The African American Museum in Philadelphia has opened a new art installation that links the African slave trade with modern-day sweatsho ...

After a Saturday afternoon plagued by oft-heavy rains, a cool and relatively cloudless night provided the backdrop for the East Falls Dev ...

Tropical Storm Floyd moved along the New Jersey coastline on Sept. 16, 1999, d ...

A three point Colts win was all that separated a Delaware bettor from a $100,000 win, but that was spoiled by the Eagles come from behind ...

A former deputy chief medical officer in Philadelphia has been named Delaware’s new chief medical examiner. Dr. Gary Collins ...

An early poll shows a dead heat in the battle for the New Jersey congressional seat being vacated by Republican Jon Runyan. The Stockton ...

The Pennsylvania House of Representatives stripped contentious provisions from the Philadelphia cigarette-tax authorization bill in a rul ...

Three shore communities are among numerous municipalities that are vying for the 2014 ...

The trustees of a legendary Philadelphia institution are renewing their fight to change how the school operates.  Girard Coll ...

Since last spring, Philadelphia school district leaders have been sounding the alarm about this year’s fiscal plight, but even afte ...

Cartoonists have a love/hate relationship with drawing obituary cartoons. For some, it’s easy to knock out a “Joan Rivers at ...

 After two years and millions of dollars, the front yard of Philadelphia City Hall, better known now as Dilworth Park, has gotten ra ...

The documentary film Shored Up, which examines the collision between coastal development ...

Seeking a better understanding of Pennsylvania’s issues and proposed solutions? S ...

Robin Williams. Joan Rivers. And now, Tony Auth. It’s been a tough couple of months for people who love to laugh. Rob ...