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A state senator is calling on Pennsylvania to make campaign finance reports more readily available to the public. However some say what ...

One of Philadelphia’s musical giants is bowing out. After 28 years, Luis Biava will step down as artistic director of the Te ...

When a Chevron natural gas well exploded, killing a young worker, the company gave residents free pizza coupons, prompting an internation ...

More than a third of children in the U.S. are overweight or obese, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Ru ...

After a winter when anxiety over the forecast might have been matched by worry over spiking electricity rates, one Pennsylvania lawmaker ...

A New Jersey Supreme Court committee is calling for major changes to improve the state’s criminal justice system. The commit ...

The city of Philadelphia is bankrolling tech internships and workshops, using a series of grants to local firms. “What we wa ...

The New Jersey Department of Transportation announced today the suspension of construction along most of Route 35 — the barrier isl ...

Philly’s not Camden. Philadelphians know that, and so do New Jerseyans across the Delaware River. So, it’s been a mystery to ...

Repaving roads is a necessary evil, but what if repairing infrastructure drives customers away from businesses? A Philadelphia councilwom ...

Anyone walking around neigborhoods such as Northern Liberties or South Philadelphia can attest to the fact that greater Center City is ex ...

For one morning, the basement of the Church of St. James the Less became a print shop. Four Temple graduate students helped 15 seventh gr ...

Corporate Attorney Andre G. Bouchard has been nominated by Governor Jack Markell to serve as the 21st Chancellor of the Court of Chancery ...

If the Walnut Street Theatre, which is 205 years old, doesn’t know how to gently roast an old chestnut to bring out its taste, then ...