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The heads of Pennsylvania’s state-owned and state-related universities say they’ll be able to keep tuition increases in line ...

There are no major obstacles now standing in the way for Bowman Properties to begin constructing a major reta ...

A Philadelphia City Councilman wants a tougher audit of the school district’s finances. Councilman Kenyatta Johnson says he ...

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With zoning approval now in place for a plan to develop the site of the former Garrett-Dunn House in Mt. Airy, the future could look very ...

Ever get a ticket in Philadelphia even though the parking meter or kiosk was broken?  Here are some tips to get you out of a fine. ...

Students in the Navy Yard’s Sustainability Workshop have gotten plenty of local attention. Sunday, they’ll go national ...

Customs and Border Protection agents would like you to know that the 12-pound swine leg in your luggage is going to raise red flags. ...

At first glance, the newly completed mural on the side of LaRose Jazz Club in Germantown is a sprawling expanse of colorful, interwoven d ...

Following the Supreme Court’s ruling Thursday on the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act, health care consumers are more o ...

With yesterday’s Supreme Court ruling on the Affordable Care Act, Chief Justice John Roberts showed an awareness of his role a ...

Although we never met, his work had a particularly lasting effect on my life in many ways. Yet, I realized I hadn’t read any of his ...

With so much attention this week on the Supreme Court ruling on health care reform, we take a look at efforts in the Delaware General Ass ...

The U.S. Secretary of Transportation lends a helping hand to the First State to tackle distracted driving, Delaware police prepare for a ...

And then there was one. Pedro Martinez, one of two candidates for the School District of Philadelphia superintendent position, has ...