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The head of Pennsylvania’s lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender citizens lobby is applauding the decision of a Republican state H ...

Formosa Plastics is facing more than $70,000 in fines and fees related to air pollution violations at its plant in Delaware City. ...

The parents of a 20-year-old college student who died after a New Year’s Eve party at the University of Pennsylvania have settled a ...

By all statistical accounts, Philadelphia is a large city. With 1.5 million people, a majority female population and a racial make ...

Officials say it’s safe to go outside again in Paulsboro, N.J. Residents were ordered to stay inside and schools were shut down Mon ...

Candidates who participated in the November election have until Thursday, Dec. 6, to take down any remaining campaign signs along state r ...

We caught up with some of the organizers of Friday’s “Why I Love Philly” party at hipster haven and sometime go-go bar ...

The arts is big business in Philadelphia.  The Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance says the arts generate close to 50,000 ...

Think Reading Terminal Market, but smaller. Atlantic City is moving forward with its plan to study the feasibility of an indoor ma ...

This is the type of video that criminal blooper-reel shows pray the gods of such programming send their way. Released by Philadelp ...

Emergency Management officials along with Wilmington Mayor James Baker came together for a ribbon-cutting ceremony to debut the City̵ ...

A new eight-mile parkway spanning communities in Philadelphia’s northern suburbs is set to open Monday afternoon. The $200 m ...

The Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office has dropped its case against three individuals who were arrested in connection to a Mt. ...

An early morning truck fire on I-495 caused major headaches for drivers as firefighters battled for hours to put it out.   ...

Grab your golden ticket! First Experience is taking you to the magical world of Willy Wonka. We head to Milford, where the Second Street ...