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The Philadelphia Orchestra will travel again to China. With the support of the U.S. Department of State, the Fabulous Philadelphia ...

Forty-two Philadelphia District schools are under heightened security during the administration of this year’s state standardized t ...

Suddenly emerging as a national champion of gun control, U.S. Sen. Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania wanted to make it clear he isn’t< ...

The controversial Ruddertowne development project currently underway in Dewey Beach went before all five members of the Delaware Supreme ...

After four years, Philadelphia’s Hidden City Festival is coming out from hiding. The festival that places art and performanc ...

Thousands of people from around the country rallied in Washington, D.C., for immigration reform that includes a path to citizenship for t ...

Today is the final chance for City Council to override Mayor Michael Nutter’s veto of a bill demanding paid sick time for private-s ...

The fatal shooting of a 6-year-old boy by a 4-year-old neighbor in Toms River is raising concern about children getting their hands on gu ...

If mama ain’t happy in Walter Dallas’ tight, convincing production of “A Raisin in the Sun,” then nobody is. ...

Philadelphia’s city controller is charged with fighting against waste, fraud and abuse of your tax dollars. During next month’ ...

Time is the theme of this year’s Philadelphia International Festival of the Arts. The festival, with more than 50 shows and events ...

A Civil War-era ring lost by a Union soldier from Pennsylvania nearly 150 years ago has completed its long journey home. The ring ...

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A new report finds that some of Philadelphia’s recreation centers are a wreck.  ...

President Barack Obama’s Fiscal Year 2014 budget includes $20 million to complete the Delaware River Channel dredging, Congressman ...