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One Democratic lawmaker says he’s concerned that Governor Tom Corbett’s administrative turnover is affecting Pennsylvania pol ...

This is the year of the expanded Fringe. The Philly Fringe festival – now officially called FringeArts – has not just a new name, but ...

An electricity company is using Philadelphia as a launch pad for a new service. NRG Residential Solutions is not unique in ch ...

It’s costing more now to gas up your car than it did at the beginning of summer, but an analyst in New Jersey expects prices will s ...

Over the last two years, officials from the Downtown Visions Wilmington Main Street Program have been working hard to revitalize the busi ...

“In general, all entertainment is what you can’t get at home. That’s almost a definition,” said Jack Morey, a par ...

In his weekly message, Delaware Governor Jack Markell highlights statewide efforts to secure employment opportunities for Delaware vetera ...

“Is that woman glaring at me?” There was only one possible conclusion. It had to be the words “PA Choose Life& ...

A developer is looking to demolish a historic stone building in eastern Pennsylvania from 1756 to make way for a restaurant, pharmacy and ...

A daytime visitor won’t see much more than a table and chairs at the gallery that sits on Maplewood Mall. And the art, of course. S ...

The maker of Tylenol will begin adding a bold new warning to bottle caps of its best-selling pain reliever this fall to warn consumers ab ...

When the U.S. Supreme Court overturned key parts of the federal Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) in June, it left many unanswered questions ...

To help mark Labor Day, politicians gathered Friday in Collingswood, New Jersey, to show support for the New Jersey AFL-CIO and other uni ...