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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 ...

If you weren’t directly impacted by Superstorm Sandy, it’s pretty easy to hear about the various Sandy aid programs and not r ...

A bill that would strengthen the privacy of young people online is making its way through Legislative Hall. House Bill 261 sponsor ...

There are 100,000 children in Philadelphia 5 and younger, but only 15,000 slots in “high-quality” child care centers. ...

Here’s a look at family activities happening throughout the city this weekend.  ...

To mark Women’s History Month, it’s worth taking a step back into 19th-century Philadelphia to look at the life and work of a ...

Fourteen students were taken to Christiana Hospital after their bus was rear-ended in front of Wilbur Elementary School in Bear, Delaware ...

A 16-year-old boy from Weehawken, N.J., is accused of bypassing security in the middle of the night and climbing a ladder to the spire of ...

Last week I wrote a story about ...

The site of a deadly building collapse last year in Center City will be transformed into a memorial garden. The Salvation Army int ...

Police have identified a man suspected of using a credit card to make unauthorized purchases of merchandise in the Toms River area.  ...

A Philadelphia City Councilman wants to make the airport into a mini-casino. The revenue generated would go to city schools. Counc ...

An initiative is underway in Manasquan to install signs at the high water mark left by Superstorm Sandy floodwaters at prominent loc ...