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Holy Week isn’t exactly the idea time for Archdiocese of Philadelphia officials to appear in court. That’s not stoppin ...

A decision to cut a controversial fee could mean more conventions will come to Philadelphia.  The Pennsylvania Convention Cen ...

For the fifth year in a row, donations from New Jersey’s public contractors to political candidates have decreased. They gave $9.1 ...

In a deft display of civic cooperation, members of the Manayunk Neighborhood Council signaled support to several different proposals taki ...

It’s a miserable day outside and state Rep. Rosita Youngblood doesn’t seem eager to canvass the streets of the 198th Legislat ...

The emotional and explosive testimony has resumed at a clergy abuse trial under way in Philadelphia. A 30-year-old former Marine ...

Women who want to be Catholic priests held their annual protest outside Holy Thursday services in Philadelphia. The protesters cam ...

The Phillies have been playing all week, but this afternoon’s game against the Pirates officially marks Opening Day. And it ...

Have you wondered why umpires stand out on a hot field to take abuse, day after day? It’s pretty simple, if you love the game. Ther ...

The Delaware River Port Authority is considering selling naming rights to its PATCO Hi-Speedline commuter rail stations. Officials ...

So about that $28,800 Twitter contract Philadelphia Councilman Jim Kenney has. He’s got an explanation. ...

Johnny Oliver has no doubt about the best unit that he’s taught – and is still teaching – at Freire Charter School. It ...

The Baha’i Faith is one of the youngest and fastest-growing world religions. It has grown so qu ...

Governor Jack Markell says he was surprised by the timing but not necessarily the details of Fisker’s announcement this week that t ...

It’s not a good sign for the Republican party when a longstanding loyalist like Rich Galen bangs his own party.Galen is the Zelig o ...