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The Survivors Network for those Abused by Priests spent the morning handing out fliers that asked the Philadelphia archbishop to secure a ...

When the 2012 Blue Cross Broad Street Run commences, tomorrow at 8:30 a.m., a group of North Philadelphia percussionists will be there to ...

Though Haddonfield, New Jersey has been liquor-free for 139 years, community members and organizers are willing to give up their dry trad ...

Diamond Pet Foods is recalling dry food that was sold in 16 states, including Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Five people have been hospital ...

With help from Councilman Curtis Jones and The Bicycle Coalition, Parkside will be getting its very own bike track. Plans will be unveile ...

The annual celebration that bridges the two (East and West) Mt. Airys together brought hundreds of people out to the grounds of Cliv ...

Three bills introduced by State Sen. Fred Madden (D-Gloucester) aim to provide better cardiac screening of student athletes to preve ...

Here’s what you may have missed in Northwest Philadelphia this week: 1. ...

The state’s Department of Labor and Industry plans to stop paying extended unemployment benefits by the middle of the month due to ...

A bill introduced in the New Jersey Legislature would give towns a greater share of energy tax revenue.  In recent years New Jersey ...

Mother Nature wants you to enjoy your weekend. We’re not out of the woods yet for thunderstorms today, but conditions will clear up ...

Following a two-week case in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas, Pottstown Memorial Medical Center was ordered to pay $78.5 million i ...

For most of the 20th century, fine art museums have eschewed craft as not worthy of being showcased in a gallery alongside revered artwor ...

Part lucrative treasure hunt and part good deed, a challenge to find life-sav ...

In defiance of an effort to limit their presence at this weekend’s away series against the Washington Nationals, Phillies fans are ...