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The Philadelphia School District has made a controversial choice for its chief safety officer. Some parents are not happy the dist ...

A proposed zoning change could make it tougher for some automobile-related businesses to set up shop in Philadelphia. The bill pro ...

The small theater company in West Philadelphia has altered Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet” by making both Romeo and Ju ...

There are two new programs to help Philadelphia homeowners with overdue property taxes. Philadelphia Revenue Commissioner Clarena ...

Philadelphia City Council has approved a bill to sell of tax liens to generate cash for the city and public schools.  The city  ...

A high school newspaper in Bucks County has vowed not to print the word “Redskins,” the long-cherished nickname for all of th ...

The “Redskin,” Neshaminy’s long-time moniker, has come under fire time and time again from community members for i ...

The conflict questions the very foundations of Neshaminy pride — the district’s mascot, the Redskin. It has been one of the funda ...

Did you turn your heat on for the first time last night? The coldest overnight reading was 24 degrees in Walpack, Sussex County, while it ...

And the first investment from ...

  Let’s revisit Richard Hofstadter, the noted historian who, half a century ago, ...

One of the stores on a New Jersey boardwalk that was destroyed by fire failed an electrical inspection after Superstorm Sandy. Rec ...

Philadelphia now has six more acres of public parkland, thanks to an effort kick-started by residents nearly 20 years ago. The wil ...

A quick thinking New Jersey State Police trooper saved the life of a choking teenager on the side of a highway Sunday. Troopers Ja ...