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U.S Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack visited Philadelphia Thursday to talk about initiatives outlined in President Obama’s State o ...

Philadelphia has a bit of a murder pro ...

There’s a reason why January is National Soup month – we can all use a steamy bowl to ward off the chill and the sniffles. And there ...

Philadelphia City Council has returned from recess and it was the first real day for six new Councilmembers. The council session s ...

Philadelphia City Council is back up and running.  Among the first bills introduced was one to keep bars open an extra hour. ...

Federal transportation officials have obtained a restraining order against a charter bus company that serves New York City’s China ...

Promotions for the 2012 Philadelphia Flower Show are in full swing now that th ...

The Bucks County woman who defrauded her boss and a relative and reported a fake kidnapping has been sentenced to 100 months in prison. ...

The newest addition to East Market Street is a perfect fit. ...

Delaware Governor Jack Markell’s plan focuses on education and jobs.  The Fiscal Year 2013 budget that was unveiled thi ...

There’s no end in sight for Robert W. Patterson’s state employment. Despite announcing his resignation as special assi ...

The College Student Task Force held its second meeting in Roxborough on Wednesday night to begin brainstorming strategies to curb or curt ...

It’s not a great day for ConocoPhillips employees. About half of its 385 employees were laid off today following last week ...

That’s right. Even adjusted for inflation, the stimulus program was bigger than the Marshall Plan, the Manhattan Project, the Louis ...

Let’s take a brief and welcome respite from the Republican fisticuffs in Florida, and trek instead to the state of Wisconsin, where ...