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The Philadelphia Police Department has a new set of guidelines for interacting with transgender people. Under a new set of policie ...

Below-freezing temperatures this week have left many Philadelphians thinking twice before heading outside. That includes some of the anim ...

This year marks the 450th anniversary of the birth of William Shakespeare, spurring area literary and theatrical organizations to plan ev ...

Chestnut Hill’s Metropolitan Bakery will be moving out of the storefront its occupied on Germantown Avenue for 15 years as of Jan. ...

Once among Pennsylvania’s most heavily-polluted waterways, the Schuylkill River in southeastern Pennsylvania has undergone a dramatic r ...

The Coast Guard came to the aid of three hunters who were stranded in southern New Jersey after their 18-foot boat became grounded during ...

The push for liquor privatization in Pennsylvania is back, after months of being eclipsed by other issues in the state Legislature. ...

It turns out, despite insistent denials, that Governor Christie’s staff were intimately involved in the closing of the George Washi ...

Delaware Governor Jack Markell has nominated Chancellor Leo Strine, Jr., to serve as the highest ranking member of the state’s judi ...

The upcoming Greater Philadelphia Martin Luther King Day of Service is expected to set a record for volunteer participation in the city. ...

Former Philadelphia police captain Francis Friel, who supervised the task force that took down “ ...

Philadelphia tourism boosters are turning to digital media instead of TV to make up for a lost state funding. The group Visit Phil ...

The Cape May-Lewes Ferry hit a milestone in Delaware today, welcoming its 43-millionth passenger on board. Delaware River and Bay ...

Shrouded in snow and adorned with sharp, fat icicles, our house is starting to resemble the Overlook, the isolated Colorado hotel in R ...

It’s a tale of two seasons on the Barnegat Bay, the approximately 30-mile l ...