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Residents in South Philadelphia are getting one-on-one help learning about toxic chemicals released in their neighborhoods as part of an ...

New Jersey’s “farm-to-school” program is getting some updates. Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno, serving as acting governor ...

Swimmers are urged to use caution along the Jersey Shore. A high risk for rip currents is in effect through Monday evening. ...

A trial is under way for a woman charged with abducting a 5-year-old Philadelphia girl from school and sexually assaulting her before aba ...

Children who spend a lot of time socializing on their smart phones seem to be damaging their ability to accurately read facial expression ...

“Why on earth would you want to work in the Philadelphia school district?” It’s the question the leader of city ...

An investigation into smoke rising from the Navesink River off Fair Haven Monday morning found that there was no fire, a report on ...

The Martin Luther King High School Cougars football team returns to the spotlight this week, as it will be featured in “Hell Week ...

Supreme Dow, executive director of Vernon Park’s Black Writers Museum, billed the ...

A rumor spread 50 years ago this week that police officers had assaulted — maybe even killed — a pregnant African-American woman in N ...

Police in central Pennsylvania say a Penn State freshman died from a fall at a construction site on campus over the weekend. &nbsp ...

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Organizers are hoping that efforts to pass paid-sick-leave ordinances at the local level will lend additional momentum to pass a state bi ...

On the last workweek of the summer tourism season, weather conditions at the Jersey Shore will be mainly sunny and more comfortable than ...

  It was inevitable that the tragedy in Ferguson would prompt calls for a national conversation on race – just like in ...