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Don’t worry about a jacket for the rest of this week because temperatures are expected to remain in the 80s through Friday with a w ...

Tough economic seas have rocked some hospitals and pushed them to find ways to cut costs. The answer for some has been to partner with an ...

The presidential election campaign season will really ramp up with ads strategically set to run during the summer olympics. A r ...

Republican leaders in the Pennsylvania House have pledged to try again for privatizing liquor stores in the fall. But that’s ...

There is a new way to buy art in Philadelphia. Two programs will allow investors to buy shares of artwork, sight unseen. Each is m ...

A new report from the Institute of Medicine says the U.S. is not prepared to deal with the mental health issues of the growing elderly po ...

The township of Hainesport in Burlington County is sending a message to residents who opt to feed the growing wild turkey population: don ...

At a Wednesday morning press conference attended by more than 100 Philadelphians, state Sen. Shirley Kitchen argued that the controversia ...

With help from several area groups, electric cars may finally be taking off. At a news conference Wednesday, Philadelphia administ ...

A week after New Jersey’s tenure reform bill was sent to Gov. Christie, questions still remain as to when it will be signed and wha ...

Philadelphia has another chance to add a second casino.     The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board is now accepting ap ...

A plastics maker is acquiring part of Sunoco’s shuttered refinery in the Philadelphia suburb of Marcus Hook. Gov. Tom Corbet ...

Blood supplies in New Jersey are running low and officials are asking residents to ...

The NJ Transit Board of Directors on Wednesday approved $47 million in local and state funding to implement programs that will help to im ...

A Philadelphia gyro stand says it’s not going to go 12 rounds with the United States Olympic Committee. The USOC has demande ...