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It has been more than a year since the last Malt Ball, but the Mt. Airy Learning Tree (MALT) is bringing it back on Friday, March 30 and ...

Two resolutions discussed at Thursday’s City Council meeting drew attention to the fact that it was, in fact, International Women ...

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After more than two years of simmering antagonism, the contract dispute between Mayor Michael Nutter and Philadelphia’s largest mun ...

Montgomery County’s coroner has concluded that Cardinal Anthony Bevilacqua died of natural causes, with no evidence of foul play. ...

Toyota Motors has issued two separate recalls on 680,000 vehicles for problems with the airbags and brake lamps, ...

A PennDOT supervisor has been charged in an alleged scheme to issue bogus driver’s licenses to fugitives. State police say 4 ...

The Port of Wilmington continues to set records, this time achieving the highest general cargo tonnage in a number of different areas. ...

The Assembly Labor Committee has advanced legislation to spur job growth in New Jersey. The measure would provide tax credits to b ...

It’s highly unlikely the New Jersey Office of Attorney General owes you money as part of a multi-million dollar legal settlement. ...

The Sixers owners have announced price increases for some tickets next season. Fans looking for regular season seats don’t h ...

A few readers have asked for more specific information about building raised beds, so here’s an addendum to my last post. I& ...

A recently drafted bill not only makes home invasion a criminal offense, but also, if passed, would establish stiff penalties for crimina ...

On a day when the biggest news expected to come out of City Hall was Mayor Michael Nutter’s 20 ...

Could Philadelphia lose two Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonists in a month? Uh, yeah. The Inquirer’s Tony Au ...