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Three Fringe Festivals back, Pig Iron Theatre Company — among the nation’s most cutting-edge — dipped into the classics ...

As the world mourns Nelson Mandela, the South African leader who helped to end apartheid, a few Philadelphia area residents recall pivota ...

A Pennsylvania GOP lawmaker has finished the first part of his mission to learn more about the nearly 1.8 million people in the state liv ...

Temple University will cut seven varsity sports next year, including baseball, softball and men’s crew, to save $3 millio ...

Follow the money. Taxi medallions in Philadelphia, depending on the market, can sell for as much as $400,000, or more. And ...

The University of Pennsylvania is reporting more success in its efforts to amp up the body’s own defense system to kill tough-to-tr ...

A bill to help protect witnesses who testified against criminals is awaiting final legislative approval by the New Jersey Senate. ...

A New Jersey lawmaker wants to increase the amount of money the state dedicates to cultural, historical, and tourism-related programs. ...

After months of touting the concepts, Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett’s administration ...

My father-in-law, Josiah Matshikete Mabaso, remembers a night in Pimville, South Africa, in 1975, when an angry pounding at the door woke ...

Brick Police are investigating a home invasion that occurred in the township Thursday evening. Two black men — dressed in bl ...

Philadelphia’s controller says it’s time for the city to get its head out of the clouds and its data into t ...

A task force created by Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter to look at city-owned buildings and leases has completed a ...

My friends in Indonesia always say to me, usually with a combination of ridicule and wonder, “Why do you live in Philly? Why not in ...