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I wanted to tell you about somebody today. He was the kind of guy more people should know about, especially folks who think everyb ...

NASA is preparing to launch a 3-D printer into space next year, a toaster-sized game changer that greatly reduces the need for astronauts ...

  It’s no surprise that Chris Christie vows to contest the historic court ruling that legalizes gay marriage in the Gar ...

New Jersey’s Democratic legislative leaders plan to discuss marriage equality. Monday’s new conference comes after a s ...

Thursday’s New Jersey Supreme Court ruling that struck down the state’s most recent affordable housing regulations also sent ...

Good morning from Casino Pier in Seaside Heights, where swell from an offshore low pressure system is hitting the shoreline. With ...

It was the kind of place where there were cookies and coffee (or even a glass of whiskey or wine) waiting for anyone who walked in the do ...

Pennsylvania House leaders are gearing up for a possible showdown on transportation funding. The Republican Majority Leader has sa ...

The Philadelphia Orchestra is releasing a studio CD. While the orchestra has released many recordings over the past few decades, all were ...

Pretty much every day or week of the year is dedicated to bringing awareness to an illness or cause. And last week, therapists got their ...

Death tends to be a taboo topic at social events because it’s considered a downer. At a Philadelphia gathering Monday evening, howe ...

This winter, Philadelphia residents may be allowed to start putting out their trash a little earlier. A proposal, approved a City ...

A signature part of President Obama’s health care law goes live this week. Open enrollment begins Tuesday in so-called health insur ...

Celebrating the 236th anniversary of the Battle of Germantown on a weekend that marks 330 years since the neighborhood’s founding, ...