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Environmentalists are calling on the federal government to investigate their concerns that a South Jersey chemical plant may be contamina ...

With temperatures reaching into the 80s and clear skies, beaches along the Shore were busy this weekend. So were local Shore merchants, e ...

With high pressure still in control, a comfortable late summer day is here, but with a warm front approaching tomorrow, heat and humidity ...

The East Falls Bridge, typically busy with traffic from cars and bicycles was closed down Saturday night for party goers to enjoy food, m ...

  President Obama insists that he wants Congress to be “a full partner” in the decision on whether to bomb Syria, ...

Philadelphia public schools open Monday despite the $254 million in budget cuts, classroom and staffing shortages, and safety concerns fr ...

Authorities say a Connecticut man died while scuba diving at a former quarry in eastern Pennsylvania over the weekend, the second death a ...

Gov. Chris Christie’s cap on superintendent salaries — which basically maxed out their top pay at $175,000, the same as the g ...

Safely steering kids to and from school is never an easy task. In Philadelphia, there’s an extra challenge this year. As the ...

A Germantown property that is central to the history of Pennsylvania is about to get a re-do — one that will reflect 100 years of ...

When Philadelphia launches its bicycle sharing program around this time n ...

A small publishing company in Philadelphia is looking at farmers as a business model. Similar to “community supported agricu ...

A new poll finds that some of the most frequently mentioned ideas for improving public schools do not top the list of what New Jersey vot ...

As students head back to school today, some community members in Northwest Philadelphia are pitching in to ensure a smooth transition for ...

Commuters who cross the Walt Whitman Bridge may have noticed cranes and other heavy equipment have been moved off the span. While ...