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Crews tackling a massive, and potentially dangerous, sewage spill near Valley Forge National Historic Park are scheduled to wrap up repai ...

Spring begins on Thursday, March 20, but winter has been lingering in the form of piles of shifted, filthy snow. Here’s hoping that ...

A new legislative study says merging Pennsylvania’s Fish and Boat Commission with the Game Commission could save nearly $5 million ...

An effort to build or restore dunes along New Jersey’s 127-mile coastline faces oppos ...

Philadelphia City Council has started its review of Mayor Michael Nutter’s $4.5 billion budget proposal. Day one included some spar ...

At first all we see is the black fabric. Soon a hand appears, cutting away at the cloth – there’s a woman inside, cutting through ...

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The Howell Police Department continues to search for the person responsible for fatally striking a Spring Lake cyclist last Wednesday aft ...

Philadelphia’s City Controller says a new study shows a state job creation program isn’t delivering as promised. Enact ...

Police say the body of a woman was found in the river near center city Philadelphia earlier today. A police spokeswoman said a cre ...

Authorities say a fire in a Langhorne, Pa. home claimed the lives of a man and woman overnight. Emergency dispatchers in Bucks Cou ...

A judge has reaffirmed his decision to let former Penn State president Graham Spanier put off his defamation lawsuit against former FBI d ...

Original artwork donated for an auction benefiting Habitat for Humanity’s New Castle County chapter was a “complete success.& ...

At Rutgers University, liberal litmus-test professors are demanding the school cancel its commencement invitation to Condoleeza Rice. ...

Think of Chestnut Hill and the words “affluent” and “comfortable” no doubt come to mind. But even in this ...