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Motorists heading to the Jersey shore could face a traffic bottleneck over the memorial Day holiday weekend on the highway damaged by Sup ...

Federal food safety officials say ground beef recalled by a Detroit business may have been sent to stores in 10 states. According ...

Authorities in Philadelphia say a congenital heart defect killed a first-grader who collapsed in his south Philadelphia elementary school ...

The additions to the Brandywine Zoo’s collection underscored the announcement of a $10 million redesign. On Thursday, the zo ...

Mere days after a brutal campaign season ended, Pennsylvania gubernatorial candidate Tom Wolf had breakfast Friday with the three rivals ...

A suburban Philadelphia math teacher has been charged with having a sexual relationship with a 14-year-old student. Thirty-three-y ...

Police are seeking two suspects in a home invasion that took place in East Falls on Thursday, May 15. Beginning at 12:10 p.m. a gr ...

For twenty years, Paul and Tonya Romanick have combined their talents to make beautiful and practical art in Newark. The Romanicks ...

With the end of the school year approaching quickly, Philadelphia’s mayor is trying to recruit more businesses to hire a teen for t ...

There is unrest at St. Joseph’s Sniversity. In a trio of “no confidence” votes, two by the faculty senate and one by th ...

A Philadelphia City Councilman wants to find out why the city has $1 billion in uncollected taxes.   Councilman Mark Squilla ...

With prospects of a cigarette tax for Philadelphia burning down in Harrisburg, a Republican councilman is searching the city’s prov ...

Waiting for their turn to see a Veterans Administration doctor in the scandalously long waiting lines, some 40 veterans have died. ...

If we had a dime for every time someone in politics plays a dirty trick, we’d all be living large. Nevertheless, a particula ...

Despite the popular narrative from political leaders last summer — and again this summer — that the Shore is “open for ...