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A small suburban Philadelphia basketball team will play the biggest game of its season Friday night. At 6 p.m., the Saints of Gosp ...

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Many New Jersey residents had a tough time finding a place to gas up their cars after Superstorm Sandy. State lawmakers are working to tr ...

The second annual Mid-Atlantic Food and Wine Festival is underway throughout the state of Delaware. The festival village tent is u ...

Retirement for many used to mean 65 and you’re out, off to Florida or relaxing around the house. Financial realities are forcing a ...

From William Penn’s statue on the top of City Hall, to schools and major institutions bearing their name, the Quakers have made an ...

The owners of the former Bunting House property on Ridge Avenue faced neighbors in Roxborough Thursday night, trying to quell rumors and ...

Sequestration is hitting the Philadelphia Housing Authority. It will mean hundreds if not thousands of those seeking affordable housing i ...

Unionized faculty members at Pennsylvania’s 14 state-owned universities have overwhelmingly endorsed a new four-year contract. ...

It was a solemn Friday morning in Northwest Philadelphia as students, parents and teachers grappled to come to terms with the School Refo ...

When it comes to stricter gun laws, the City of Wilmington wants the state to know they’re in full support. On Thursday, Wilming ...

An automated Philly311 telephone call invited Anthony Mathis to the Joseph E. Coleman Northwest Regional Library in Germantown on Th ...

In his weekly message, Delaware Governor Jack Markell notes the value of future-oriented thinking, with the decisions being made today ha ...

Reactions to Philadelphia’s School Reform Commission vote Thursday night, to close 23 city schools and merge or relocate five ...