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In what’s expected to be the lowest increase among four-year public institutions in New Jersey, the Rutgers University Board of Gov ...

The temporary garden installed last month in Rittenhouse Square had to shut down due to Wednesday’s unbearable heat. Created ...

After a two-year review of the practice of banning gays, the Boy Scouts of America declared Tuesday t ...

The Occupational Health and Safety Administration’s Philadelphia office has issued a heat warning this week. A year after ...

Taxpayers are footing the bill for some of the renovations to the new home of the Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News at the former Stra ...

And the nominees are. . . tacos, barbecue, arepas, cupcakes and more. The Vendy Awards are back for another year, and ...

Another measure aimed at cracking down on the use of cell phones while driving has been signed into law in New Jersey. Instead of ...

For at least four months, the sidewalk in front of 4805 Greene St. in Germantown had been impassable. This was because of a hole w ...

When Philadelphia City Commissioner Al Schmidt announced today he was releasing a report on voting irregularities in Philadelphia, I had ...

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The mayor of Trenton is denying he did anything wrong after FBI agents raided his home in the middle of the night. Mayor Tony Mack ...

And so begins the task of redecking the middle lane of the Walt Whitman Bridge. The three outside lanes heading into New Jersey ha ...

If you have a website, I recommend Google Analytics. When I log on to check my stats, I can’t wait to see what curious and implausi ...

In an email sent today, Holy Redeemer Health System announced an end to discussions about a partnership with Abington Health. The ...

A physical altercation with a 12-year-old resident of a Delaware psychiatric facility has led to charges against a counselor. 37-y ...