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The U.S. Senate is poised to pass a bill that would count time spent serving U.S. agencies overseas toward fulfilling the requirements fo ...

Homeowners along the Jersey Shore struggling to recover from Hurricane Sandy are considering how, even if, they’ll rebuild ...

A former Chester County Boy Scout says he was sexually abused and is suing the Boy Scouts of America, his former scoutmaster and related ...

This could be one of the the misty forests of Middle Earth, the way the fog thickly swirls around the trunks of knotty trees. Actu ...

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter again is appealing a contract awarded to city firefighters by an arbitrator. One city official s ...

Reports are swirling around Northwest Philadelphia that Germantown High School will be one of the schools targeted for closing when the P ...

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A Philadelphia City Council committee has approved ten nominees to the Philadelphia Housing Authority board. The nominations range ...

“Are they here yet?” asked Community Relations Officer Charlie Kline, moments before Philadelphia’s 5th Police District ...

State gambling regulators say the operators of Sugarhouse Casino in Philadelphia have agreed to $15,000 in fines for three cases in which ...

On Friday, December 14, 6-8 p.m., Woodmere Art Museum’s Friday Night Jazz series presents “Aretha Franklin: Queen of Soul.” Vocalis ...

A New Jersey lawmaker believes the Legislature should have the final say on whether any functions of the state lottery should be privatiz ...

This week, I finally went to see Silver Linings Playbook, a brilliant commentary on relationships-and-mental-illness, footb ...

Groups developing offshore wind farms from New Jersey to Virginia have agreed to try to protect North Atlantic right whales. The d ...

Pennsylvania’s health care exchange under the Affordable Care Act will be run by the federal government. The decision to yie ...