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Among Latinos, those without legal degrees offering help with immigration applications are often called “notarios.” In Mexico ...

New Jersey lawmakers are considering a measure that would create a new crime called “cyberharassment.” Laws addressing ...

Nelson Mandela, the anti-apartheid leader who became South Africa’s first democratically elected president and a symbol of reconcil ...

The North Philly Blackhawks are making name for themselves. The team won the Division I Pee Wee football championship game in 2010 and no ...

Philadelphia City Council has overridden a veto by Mayor Michael Nutter on medical facility development in most of Northeast Philadelphia ...

An environmental group and the leader of the New Jersey Senate are blaming the state Board of Public Utilities for a delay in developing ...

Love Park could have a dramatically different appearance if Philadelphia’s City Council President gets his way. Council Pres ...

The temporary steel sea wall erected along Route 35 in Mantoloking ...

The Friends of the Wissahickon announced last week that key strides in improving Fairmount Park’s accessibility and wellness were m ...

In the decades-long battle to force more suburban New Jersey towns to make room for low-income residents, several recent devel ...

Brick Police continue to search for a vehicle that fled after striking and critically injuring a 68-year-old pedestrian Monday evening. ...

Governor Corbett’s pick to head the state Department of Environmental Protection says he is unaware climate change can be harmful.< ...

A beach replenishment project is underway in Long Branch, where local photographer Bob Alberding of ...

A deal has been cut so Philadelphia can create a “land bank” to put vacant properties to good use. A land bank is desi ...