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The Philadelphia Department of Public Health is hoping to reach anyone who was at the Barcade in Fishtown the evening of May 12 or mornin ...

Unless you’ve avoided all forms of media this past week, you’ve probably heard that The Barnes Foundation’s new gallery ...

We’re looking for the best Twitter feeds in Germantown and West Oak Lane — and we need you! Who do you follow to keep up with wha ...

The New Jersey Assembly has amended a bill to decriminalize possession of up to half ounce of marijuana. One amendment would requi ...

A New Jersey bill would fine people caught knowingly slaughtering or selling horses for the purpose of human consumption. The Asse ...

New Jersey drivers repeatedly stopped for drunken driving now can get behind the wheel while waiting for their day in court. Some ...

A proposal originally intended to reverse a court decision favoring public-sector unions in financially troubled Pennsylvania town has be ...

Monday is Memorial Day. What do we know about veterans in American society today? We spoke with Frank Newport, editor in chief at th ...

New Jersey is rolling out a mental health initiative that became law in 2009. The state just awarded $3 million to implement the “I ...

SEPTA’s new budget includes $58 million from its rainy day fund to cover operating expenses. SEPTA is running through its rai ...

When a legislator compares the Rowan-Rutgers merger deadline to the chances of getting struck by lighting, you know there might be a prob ...

Would you like to ask a nurse a question? This Saturday, the Grace United Methodist Church will be hosting a Community Health Fair from 1 ...

Would you like to ask a nurse a question? This Saturday, the Grace United Methodist Church will be hosting a Community Health Fair from 1 ...

213 years ago today the Captain of the HMS DeBraak was rounding Cape Henlopen heading for port. He said they were lucky for having such g ...

A planning project is underway for a portion of the Reading Viaduct. ...