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While the governor’s race tops the ballot, a number of legislative contests throughout the state, more of which target incumbent De ...

This week at the University of Pennsylvania, students are getting some advice on an often sensitive and uncomfortable topic: Sex.  ...

Down syndrome, cystic fibrosis, muscular dystrophy — thanks to advances in medicine and science, many people affected by these con ...

Online health-insurance marketplaces are a cornerstone of the 2010 federal health law also known as Obamacare. The marketplaces we ...

In an unanimous vote, the Chestnut Hill Community Association (CHCA) agreed to write a letter of endorsement as part of the Woodmere Art ...

When the merger of Princeton Borough and Princeton Township was proposed, advocates said it would result in more efficient government and ...

On the same day union protesters shouted down Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter’s budget speech, City Council passed a resolution s ...

The Philadelphia School District is asking the city for an extra $60 million for next school year. During budget hearings Tuesday, ...

Let’s talk summer, shall we? Soon enough, the weather will consistently be above 50 degrees, flowers will be in full bloom, ...

This list covers March 22-28, 2013 March 22 3 a.m. Rape: 3600 block of N. 19th St. Complainant raped by kn ...

On Tuesday morning, an army of pre-schoolers from Germantown’s Acclaim Academy showed off their dance moves in Vernon Park to help ...

The party-backed candidates running for governor in New Jersey will have company on primary ballots. Two lesser-known Democrats an ...

It really isn’t fair that the rest of the world doesn’t get to enjoy watching a guy bike around Philly with a cat on his shou ...

Delaware State Police have launched a new cellphone app to make it easier for the public to send crime tips to investigators. A sp ...

The sense of unease among Camden residents and teachers over the recent announcement of a state takeover of the local school system was a ...