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New York-based credit ratings agency Moody’s Investors Service is slapping a lower rating on Pennsylvania’s debt for the seco ...

After finishing up their set of rehearsed music, the musicians of Broadway Rox Philly crowded around the music sheet to sing from a book ...

Bucks County Playhouse is doing “Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike” just the way it should be done: as a whole-hearted goof ...

Harvey Cedars Beach Patrol lifeguard Jonathan Bacci was ready. As he was sitting o ...

A former civilian radio dispatcher for Philadelphia police is pleading guilty to federal bribery charges and said she took money to help ...

Authorities in Philadelphia say a retired couple were strangled by two men hired to do household chores after the wife caught one trying ...

The Obama administration has announced it will allow off-shore seismic testing to begin from the Delaware River Bay to Florida. Seismic t ...

Questions continue to surround a a charity run organized by a Philadelphia councilman. Councilman Kenyatta Johnson said while ...

A gospel concert tonight will raise money for victims of the southwest Philadelphia fire that killed four children two weeks ago. ...

There’s a 50 percent chance that a tropical disturbance will form within 48 hours, according to a Special Tropical Weather Outlook ...

A device that enables paralyzed people to stand and walk has just gotten approval from the FDA for home use.    < ...

When is a picket line called a protest?  That may be the situation when another union just walks by the signs. The carpenter ...

Walking by one of Philadelphia’s new pop-up beer gardens, you probably wouldn’t guess it’s at the center of a huge fight. D ...

Gov. Chris Christie has ordered flags at all state buildings to be flown at half-staff Tuesday in honor of a fallen northern New Jersey p ...

The Ogontz Avenue Revitalization Corp. announced Monday that it appointed Kimberly A. Lloyd, chair of the Lincoln University Board of Tru ...