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Undocumented students are urging lawmakers to grant them in-state tuition at Pennsylvania’s 18 state-owned and state-supported univ ...

In custody since his 2011 arrest, a Wilmington man once accused of murder is now free. Prosecutors in Delaware had no other choice ...

A 15-year-old girl was trapped inside an SUV following an accident on Lancaster Pike around 7:20 a.m. Tuesday morning. Members of ...

Hey, founders, you have a message from Mayor Michael Nutter: “Philadelphia is the place for you to start, stay and grow.” ...

The National Constitution Center in Philadelphia will host an exhibit about a pivotal year in modern American history. “The ...

The former president of the Mohegan Sun casino resort has been approved to serve as the new CEO of Atlantic City’s Revel casino. ...

The city of Philadelphia is considering new and better ways to collect back taxes. Revenue Commissioner Keith Richardson says he i ...

The city of Philadelphia has set up a half-dozen sites to help people deal with financial troubles.  The financial empowermen ...

A 57-year-old man was shot three times when he allegedly charged at a pair of police officers called to his home in the 1900 block of Ash ...

New Jersey’s most impoverished city is getting a new supermarket. City officials say the 75,000-square-foot ShopRite store p ...

This list covers March 8-14, 2013. March 8 8 a.m. Theft: 3100 block of N. Broad St. $450 in cash taken fro ...

Less than two weeks after the city’s School Reform Commission voted to close 23 schools and merge or relocate five others, a small ...

Burglars have again descended upon Manayunk and Roxborough businesses, and the Philadelphia Police Department is seeking the public’s h ...

Workshop in Legislative Hall focuses on how to be an effective advocate in the General Assembly.  Sponsored by the Delaware Coalitio ...

Today’s the day that Philadelphia’s innovation community will learn more about StartUp PHL, the city’s most aggressive ...