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Occupy Philadelphia protesters have been evicted, Occupy Pittsburgh protesters are being sued, and in Lancaster, protesters are leaving a ...

On Monday, Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter will be sworn in for a second term at the Academy of Music, outlining his hopes for his fina ...

The federal Health Department is giving New Jersey a nearly $17 million bonus for the state’s success in enrolling more children in ...

The federal government has shut down one of the “Chinatown” bus companies, citing numerous safety problems. ...

Philadelphians may be sobering up a little, at least according to the ...

Despite the warm weather and the recent rain, the outdoor ice rink at Citizens Bank Park will be ready for Monday’s Winter Classic& ...

This month, the FBI changed the definition of rape used in crime reports for the first time since 1927. For nearly a century, the ...

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If it’s Tuesday, it’s open mic night at Helium Comedy Club in Rittenhouse Square. If it was last Tuesday, club patrons ...

The Delaware Office of Highway Safety’s 13th annual Safe Family Holiday campaign concludes this weekend. Since Thanksgiving ...

Dover International Speedway has undergone several expansions over the years to accommodate NASCAR’s growing fan base.  Expans ...

A 33-year-old Germantown man surrendered to police around 11:30 a.m. Thursday after he was named as a wanted suspect in the case of a Mor ...

A federal court has ruled that politicians cannot put signs on poles in Philadelphia. However, the ruling might not be the end of ...

The city of Philadelphia has a poet laureate. Sonia Sanchez has been appointed the city’s poet laureate by Mayor Michael Nut ...

Friday will be the last day of work for six members of Philadelphia City Council. Another council member will retire just for the weekend ...