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Philadelphia’s Summer Jobs program is off to a good start, according to city officials.   Mayor Michael Nutter s ...

Did you notice last week that Bill Clinton’s legacy took a bit of a beating? He’s arguably our most popular political ...

It’s vacation season again. How great to finally relax and forget all the day-to-day nonsense that makes everyday life the opposite ...

The Pennsylvania House passed key pieces of Gov. Tom Corbett’s Philadelphia schools funding package Monday night. While many ...

An organization representing Pennsylvania’s mineral owners is angered over a bill that sailed through the state legislature over th ...

What a dumb idea, I thought. It was 1997, and Philadelphia boosters were talking about getting $60 million in federal funds to help build ...

Mt. Airy’s newest public artwork project came closer to completion on Saturday. It was “Community Painting Day” at the ...

The union meeting at the Wilma Theater in Center City wasn’t your typical one – but then, Actors’ Equity isn’t your t ...

A kiss sealed the marriage between two grooms in Wilmington, marking a historic day in Delaware, as the state’s same-sex marriage law t ...

Former member of the U.S. House of Representatives and Philadelphia minister William Herbert Gray III is dead, according to a family spok ...

Delaware County Community College has joined 783 other high education institutions to eliminate “the use of products such as cigare ...