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June 24 marks the 350th birthday of New Jersey. Not the State of New Jersey, of course, but the territory of New Jersey. In ...

SEPTA commemorated its 50th anniversary with a “throwback Thursday” event outside its Market Street headquarters in Philadelp ...

Here’s a look at what’s going on this weekend.    < ...

Philadelphia’s building-trades unions traded lower wages for guaranteed jobs;  in exchange, affordable housing will be less co ...

It’s already hot and humid on the morning a school bus full of Iraqi refugees arrives at the Magic Gardens. As the passengers step ...

Who says there’s no such thing as a free lunch? In advance of the upcoming Chick-fil-A opening in Brick, representatives fro ...

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie recalled what a big part organized sports played in his early life as he signed a bill granting disabled s ...

When I heard way back that Congressman Bob Brady was pushing for Philadelphia to make a bid to host the Democratic National Convention, I ...

New details have emerged in an evidence scandal that occurred within in the Delaware Medical Examiner’s office. A new ...

City Council will apparently borrow $57 million to ease the School District’s fiscal crisis — $27 million immediately an ...

Philadelphia City Council spent its final session before summer recess cleaning up some unfinished business … and putting off other ...

Through my son Jacob’s high school rowing career, the pain and precision of the sport became his journey into manhood. Tonight he g ...

A man accused of using Swiss cheese to sexually proposition unsuspecting women in Philadelphia has pleaded guilty and been sentenced to p ...

An unknown male was seen forcing entrance to the Roxborough Wingstop on Ridge Avenue at 4:16 a.m. on the morning of June 12. After ...

In an effort to create awareness of greener and safer boating practices, authorities are resuming education and compliance sweeps in the ...