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Driver charged in Roosevelt Blvd. deaths guilty in $1.5 fraud case

A man who allegedly struck and killed a Philadelphia woman and her three young sons while drag racing has been sentenced to 27 months beh ...

12 years ago

 (Photo courtesy of Historic Germantown)
Philly Parenting

From flea markets to films: 6 weekend activities for families

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

12 years ago

 Gov. Jack Markell signs SB 191, authorizing the Downtown Development Districts proposal (photo courtesy of Gov. Markell's flickr account)

New Delaware law designed to spur development

Delaware Gov. Jack Markell signed into law a measure he hopes will jump-start development, spur job growth and create stable communities ...

12 years ago

Overnight I-76 closures in Camden County

A new traffic pattern on I-76 westbound in Camden County goes into effect Thursday night as part of the Direct Connection project in Moun ...

12 years ago

The west facade of the Pennsylvania State Capitol building in Harrisburg, Pa. (Carolyn Kaster/AP photo)
Education

Bill aiming to curtail teacher seniority clears hurdle in Pa. House

In a bipartisan 16-8 vote, the Pennsylvania House ...

12 years ago

 Image courtesy of the Ocean County Sheriff's Department.
Down the Shore

Police: Caller said he planted bombs at K-Mart, Wal-Mart in Brick Wednesday

A caller threatened to blow up big box stores in Brick if he didn’t receive cash cards early Wednesday evening, police say. ...

12 years ago

N.J. court rules for nurse fired over refusing vaccination

A New Jersey appeals court has ruled that a nurse was unfairly denied unemployment benefits after she was fired for refusing a flu shot.< ...

12 years ago

 Legendary mezzo-soprano Frederica von Stade makes her Opera Philadelphia debut in the East Coast premiere of

Weekly Entertainment Guide – ‘Coffin in Egypt,’ Sun Ra & First Friday

It’s June and with that brings First Friday and lots of festivals!  Robin Bloom offers her suggestions on what to check out th ...

12 years ago

 New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie will be in Pennsylvania to campaign with Gov. Tom Corbett. The two are pictured in 2010. (AP file photo/Ralph Wilson

Christie sets Philly visit to stump for Corbett

Gov. Tom Corbett will hit the Pennsylvania fundraising circuit with fellow Republican and New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie.The Republican G ...

12 years ago

Dads in Pa. object to Father’s Day text on child support

Some men in central Pennsylvania are protesting a text message they received from a county agency urging them to celebrate Father’s ...

12 years ago

 Saturday's Independence Dragon Boat Regatta will leave much of Kelly Drive closed to traffic for much of the day. (Emma Lee/for NewsWorks)

Details of weekend traffic detours that affect Northwest Philadelphia

A dragon-boat race and half marathon will affect traffic patterns along the Schuylkill River this weekend. Kelly Drive will be clo ...

12 years ago

Money

N.J. grocer sentenced for role in food stamps scheme

A New Jersey man who managed a grocery store is going to prison for 37 months for stealing more than $2.5 million through a food stamps s ...

12 years ago

Judge sets Jan. trial in suit over Penn State fine

A Pennsylvania judge is scheduling a January trial for a lawsuit by a state senator and the state treasurer over the NCAA’s $60 mil ...

12 years ago

 (File/AP photo)

June 6th – 13th: Riverfront Block Party, D-Day and 33 1/3 70’s Rock N Roll

Hey Delaware, are you looking for something to do this weekend? We have some recommendations on what’s happening around the First S ...

12 years ago

 Philadelphia City Council member Mark Squilla receives Guatemalan-style 'Worry Dolls' from a Samuel Powel Elementary School student. (Nathaniel Hamilton/for NewsWorks)

Philly students bring school funding ‘worry dolls’ to City Council

Several dozen students got a civics lesson as they visited Philadelphia City Hall and the Pennsylvania Governor’s Philadelphia offi ...

12 years ago

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