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During Superstorm Sandy, George Kasimos watched the lagoon outside his Toms River home drop four feet. Then he watched it come flooding b ...

Gov. Tom Corbett traveled to South Philadelphia Thursday to welcome Horizon Lines freight ships to the Port of Philadelphia. &nbsp ...

Come join us for a free evening of entertainment on Saturday, April 20, 7-9:30 p.m. If you have a talent, enjoy music, and like food, you ...

Home to many of the nation’s largest corporations, Delaware is paving the way for a new type of for-profit business that balances i ...

I’ve been a holdout, declining to join the progressive movement to abolish the death penalty everywhere in the United States and th ...

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“Orphans,” a gripping play that opened Thursday night on Broadway, is about brothers — and it’s full of the City ...

A 21-year-old man shot three times Thursday morning on Germantown Avenue was in stable condition at an area hospital just three hours lat ...

Former Philadelphia City Council employee Robin Jones will spend a few days in jail after pleading guilty to DUI. Jones, who recei ...

Please join us for planning and design of the Ivy Ridge Trail on Monday, April 22, 7 p.m., at North Light Community Center, 175 Green Lan ...

Philadelphia City Council will consider a bill to extend the deadline for the Homestead Rebate applications. The program helps homeo ...

Doug Collins is out as coach of the Philadelphia 76ers.  Now-former Sixers coach Doug Collins says he made the decision aroun ...

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has been named one of Time magazine’s ...

As investigators worked to determine how an unidentified body came to be tied up in a blue blanket and dumped in a vacant East Germantown ...

The halls of Portland’s Kennedy School are alive with faces. Former students peer down from class photos, and alumni smile from new ...