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Times are tough. “Right now, especially now, especially lately, there’s not as much public money to go around,” said Gr ...

Pennsylvania’s jobless rate rose again in August, pulling even with the national rate for the first time since 2006. The sta ...

A three-block section of West Chelten Avenue in Germantown is temporarily offering six fewer parking spots as the neighborhood’s fi ...

After holding steady or declining nearly every month this year, Delaware’s unemployment rate is up one tenth of a percent for the s ...

“I guess I sort of want to be like you when I’m old,” remarked one of my kids recently. “But I definitely wonR ...

Federal authorities have charged a former Boy Scout leader in New Jersey with receiving and distributing child pornography. The in ...

Take a former retail mecca and a chance glance at a sheriff sale sign and you might have a snap shot of the economy of the last 50 years. ...

With its charter renewal nearly in the bag, Mt. Airy’s Business Improvement District (BID) reflected on the numerous accomplishment ...

Good morning, Feeders! A light and sound show began last night on the Ben Franklin Parkway, and Lindsay Lazarski and Peter Crimmin ...

“We haven’t changed in 100 years,” said Aurora Deshauteurs, curator of prints at the Free Library of Philadelphia. R ...

Maybe it’s just mere coincidence – nah, it’s not – that Republican senatorial candidates have been suffering poll ...

With New Jersey’s unemployment rate rising to a new 35-year high of 9.9 percent, the Christie administration yesterday took aim at ...

More than 100 bands are expected to take part in the annual Dewey Beach Music Conference this weekend.  Concerts will be held in a v ...

Atlantic City spent more than $65,000 to purchase cars for three council members against the wishes of state officials who are overseeing ...

A celebration of Indian culture takes over the Bob Carpenter Center in Newark this weekend for t ...