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California-based Bloom Energy and Delaware officials are breaking ground on a fuel-cell factory at the site of the former Chrysler assemb ...

Mayor Michael Nutter was in Northwest Philadelphia on Friday to share in the success of a regional Catholic high school and speak about s ...

Delaware’s Congressional Delegation will host another job fair, this time at the Rehoboth Beach Convention Center.   Mor ...

The Obama administration’s challenge to the Arizona immigration statute SB1070 is not about its popularity, or whether the statute ...

  Redemption was in the air, as a cool breeze blew into the University of Pennsylvania’s Franklin Field on Friday evening. ...

Local musician Ernest Stuart realized his longtime dream on Saturday by hosting a full-scale jazz music festival. The first Center C ...

When it comes time to talk prom fashion, the penguin suit always gets short shrift. Everybody wants to talk about fussy, frilly gowns. Bu ...

In just a few weeks, new college graduates will be out of the classrooms and looking for work. There are some indications their job prosp ...

Some Pennsylvania lawmakers are challenging a new law — a law so new it hasn’t even been fully implemented yet. The st ...

A Philadelphia Realtor is challenging a law demanding frequent testing of apartments for lead paint.  The city councilwoman who auth ...

Construction on Dilworth Plaza next to Philadelphia City Hall is moving along.  But almost five months after Occupy Philadelphia was ...

For some attendees of Friday night’s official opening of the Mt. Airy Art Garage’s (MAA ...

A variety of local craft beers were on tap at the 14th Annual Manayunk Brew Fest this weekend, hosted by the Manayunk Brewery and Restaur ...

Inn Yard Park has a new addition, thanks to the help of students from Thomas Mifflin and Wissahickon Charter schools.  On Friday, th ...

Governor Christie likes to play the character of Jersey tough guy anytime there’s a camera arou ...