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Philadelphia’s chief cultural officer is on the way out. Gary Steuer, chief cultural officer and director of the city’ ...

This list covers June 14 through June 20.  June 14 3 a.m. Burglary: 2000 block of W. Alleghe ...

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter opened Tuesday’s meeting of the State Budget Crisis Task Force with some choice words on the lack ...

Wilmington’s Mayor Dennis Williams took another step to keep kids engaged in arts activities for the summer.   The m ...

Starting July 1, the Upper Valley Green Road parking lot will be closed for a construction and restoration project meant to stabilize the ...

Philadelphia’s West Oak Lane neighborhood hosted its first Night Market on Thursday, drawing visitors from all over the city.  ...

A Philadelphia developer wants to house dozens of young, energized teachers in the same building in Kensington. Despite how it sounds, it ...

Saturdays have recently become shopping days for visitors of Pretzel Park in Manayunk. This past Saturday marked the fourth time t ...

New Jersey law enforcement officials are discussing ways to crack down on those who force women and children into prostitution leading up ...

When painter Carly Najera moved to East Falls in March, tangled weeds covered the lot at the intersection of Ridge Avenue and Scotts Lane ...

The National Transportation Safety Board is planning a hearing to gather facts about a November train derailment in New Jersey that cause ...

Talking openly about race and ethnicity is hard. Sharing personal stories is one way to help understand the world through someone else ...

A Nicetown man was killed after his motorcycle collided with a car in Germantown in the overnight hours. Police said that Andre Ha ...

The Delaware Humane Association turns 56 today, and the animal shelter plans to celebrate by breaking ground on its new state-of-the-art ...

Cleanup is underway after a quick band of severe weather downed trees and power lines shortly before 8 p.m. last night. The worst ...