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Last month, Newsworks profiled three Northwest Philadelphia development corporations in order to develop a civic agenda for the coming ye ...

This week, Philadelphia City Council got to work on a problem that’s bedeviled the city for decades: the vast inventory of abandone ...

This year marks 200 years since the birth of Charles Dickens, the great Victorian author who bequeathed the world such literary masterpie ...

A word of warning here — years of watching the Muppets probably won’t give you a competitive edge for this job. Delaware ...

A recent tweet from Daily News reporter David Gambacorta about outlawing car horns got us thinking: I ...

I’m lucky to have met a lot of people in my role as videographer for NewsWorks.  After interviewing upwards of 200 Philadelphi ...

This weekend, another flash mob is coming to Philadelphia — this time as documentary theater. For three days, Thursday throu ...

As Sunoco is entering its next generation, company CEO Lynn Elsenhans is leaving the company. In the Philadelphia region, Sunoco h ...

The Maryland Department of Health has confirmed the presence of the bacteria campylobacter in two samples of raw milk from a south ...

High-tech tools are counting bicyclists and pedestrians around Philadelphia and the region. They’re part of an effort by planners t ...

Jam band mrCharlie has been a staple of the Philadelphia concert scene for decades. Tomorrow night, the quartet will have two special gue ...

Theodore Stone, a block captain and community activist in Germantown, nominated Betty Lindsay for our Local Hero series.  Stone has ...

In a conference call with reporters late Friday afternoon, former Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell confirmed he and a group of investors have ...

Wing Bowls past might have kept vegans at home as the city devotes itself to a day full of meat consumption. But in Philadelphia, ...

To help their efforts to save Delaware’s only mail processing center, Sen. Tom Carper, cha ...