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I can hardly count the number of emails I’ve gotten over the past 36 hours from reporters at the Inquirer and Daily News expressing ...

When you’re making a best-of cities list that’s 25 destinations long, it’s no surprise Philadelphia is on there. There ...

WHYY’s Peter Crimmins dropped by a speed-dating event this week at the main branch of the Free Library of Philadelphia. With 1 ...

The National Network of Hospital-based Violence Intervention Programs has moved its headquarters to Philadelphia. The organization ...

Nearly 30 spectators gathered at the intersection of Ridge and Leverington avenues Thursday afternoon after a cab crashed through the bri ...

Admit it, you wouldn’t believe your neighbors either if they told you there was a purple squirrel in their yard. We were skeptical ...

Nine percent of children in Southeastern Pennsylvania have not seen a dentist in the last year, according to a survey of 13,000 household ...

A White House official told the Associated Press that New Jersey and nine other states will get No Child Left Behind waivers under Presid ...

Officials have struck a deal to keep gyms and theaters in Philadelphia’s public schools open on afternoons and weekends. A money-sa ...

The Delaware River and Bay Authority is in the transportation business. It operates the Cape May-Lewes Ferry, Delaware Memorial Bridge, T ...

New Jersey’s Senate labor panel has approved a bill that would prevent credit checks from being used as the basis for an employee ...

It’s been fun, but we had to know the warm temperatures wouldn’t stick around forever. We could see some light snow Saturday, ...

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 ...