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Official word is expected until tomorrow, but a handful of Catholic schools that appealed the Blue Ribbon Commission’s closure reco ...

A report ...

You’ve probably heard the rumblings about making Philadelphia’s cabs wheelchair accessible. But do you know the full story? ...

Marking Northwest Philadelphia’s most tangible sign that this is a Presidential election year, Obama For America (OFA) opened its f ...

Our luck seems to continue this winter. There’s a small storm headed our way, but even if it hits, we’re looking at a mix of ...

The decision by Governor Chris Christie to fly the state’s flags at half-staff Saturday in honor of Whitney Houston has received mu ...

Outgoing Temple University President Ann Weaver Hart could have a new job as early as tomorrow. ...

5th Police District in Philadelphia  This list covers Jan. 23. – Feb. 5 January 23, 2012 570 ...

The Eagles won’t be raising tickets prices for next season. It’s the least the team could do, given the short, disappointing ...

About one in ten women is affected by post-partum depression. If not treated, it can make it tough for these women to care for themselves ...

Bank of America’s Bracebridge IV building will be used to house the soon-to-be created nonprofit Community Education Building. ...

Catholic school students, parents, and teachers across the Philadelphia area, are waiting.  Dozens of the 49 schools slated to close ...

The Department of Environmental Protection is ready to take aggressive steps in fighting the spread of the southern pine beetle through s ...

As anyone who lives near a college campus knows, the presence of students can be a pro and con. Philadelphia’s university st ...

Philadelphia-born artist Elaine Kurtz had a unique perspective on souvenirs. Most of us snap pictures or head to the gift shop. But when ...