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Drawing not so much a line in the sand as erecting a concrete barrier, members of the Wissahickon Interested Citizens Association (WICA) ...

PepsiCo is getting ready to cut 3 percent of its global workforce and spend the money on marketing instead. ...

In case you hadn’t heard, Atlantic City is bringing diving horses back to Steel Pier. Jen Utley hadn’t heard either wh ...

As if she wasn’t getting enough flack from students and parents, Pottstown Middle School Principal Gail Cooper has been getting rea ...

Finally, three days after they got the notice, the Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News today acknowledged that a group of prominent inve ...

Those Penn students sure are busy. Two new projects from students and grad have created places on the Internet for two very differ ...

A Philadelphia City Councilman plans to hold hearings to review the city’s ability to help those who are victims of domestic violen ...

We have become so polarized in this country that even a patriotic car commercial can prompt ideological hysteria. When Clint Eastw ...

Atlantic City’s Revel Casino won’t officially open until May 25, but guests will start to filter in much earlier. Acco ...

Good morning, Feeders! Philadelphia City Council is back in session today, and the Public Works Committee will evaluate police and ...

The Archdiocese of Philadelphia today will announce its 2012 Catholic Charities fundraising effort. The diocese calls it “th ...

Germantown High School senior Cornell Gilliland took a large sheet of paper to a deserted table in the basement of the First United Metho ...

Officials suspect norovirus is to blame for sickening dozens of students at a New Jersey college. Rider University says about 40 s ...

A federal judge has ruled that Pennsylvania’s 2001 legislative district maps should be used in this year’s elections because ...

To any family of a K-12 student in Philadelphia enrolled in a char ...