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On the edge of West Philadelphia sits Overbrook Farms, a tiny enclave of large, historic homes on quiet streets. The residents the ...

What do you ask a dog who’s just run several miles through New Jersey’s Pinelands? Arts & Culture reporter Peter C ...

New life has been breathed into a historical Wilmington landmark, which will now serve as Delaware’s newest housing option for peop ...

Pennsylvania’s Ethics Commission has determined that Welfare Secretary Gary Alexander’s side business does not present a conf ...

The judge in the trial of Monsignor William Lynn and three Philadelphia priests accused of child sex abuse may decide to let prosecutors ...

Amid collections for a struggling Camden parish and holiday cookie donations, students at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Regional School managed ...

Occupy Wall Street began a little more than four months ago, yet, a Unive ...

Way back in November, talks began with the South Philadelphia community about how to improve the narrow streetscapes so drivers, cyclists ...

The Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce held its annual economic forecast. The mood was best described as cautiously optimistic, wit ...

Good morning, Feeders! Two Philadelphia museums have teamed up on a dinosaur task. A discovery by one will help the other fill out ...

At least four lawsuits blaming the NFL for concussion-related dementia and brain disease are being consolidated in Philadelphia, and mo ...

Some things in life are numbingly predictable. Birds fly south for the winter, celebrities flee into rehab, and politicians declare that ...

Officials with the School District of Philadelphia told parents at a Mt. Airy middle school slated to move to Roxborough that school buse ...

Congressman John Carney will join doctors and other leaders in Delaware’s fight against ca ...

Bensalem police have broken up an $8 million cocaine ring that operated out of a State Road warehouse. Six men have been arrested ...