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A Philadelphia City Council Committee has approved a break for those who want to install solar energy.   The bill if approved ...

Everyone’s talking about Ne ...

As the city geared up to evict Occupy Philly from Dilworth Plaza, several homeless people moved onward, setting up Camp Liberty in Port R ...

Wilmington Hospital is not just being expanded – it’s being “transformed,” according to Christiana Care, which ha ...

Transity agencies might not be so thrilled, but New Jersey is getting some love from the Delaware River Port Authority. The DRPA h ...

Two University of Pennsylvania grads, unhappy their Ivy League school has been confused with the ...

A former OB/GYN at Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center has pleaded guilty to assault charges and will be put on probation. ...

For the eighth consecutive year, Schuylkill Action Network is hosting its ...

Last week, a Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reporter plugged some numbers into US Airways’ website. The paper found that some travelers co ...

Mark your calendars for a storytelling and drumming session to celebrate the principles of Kwanzaa at the Johnson House Historic Site. ...

PennDOT says it’s invented a better driver’s license. The state Department of Transportation announced Monday that a ...

The popular Garden Railway Display at the Morris Arboretum has returned. The “Holiday Garden Railway” features a quart ...

Connor Kurtz, 18, is considering colleges, finding a prom date and starting his gig on the Daniel Boone School Board. You know, the usual ...

Center in the Park invites you to its “Beat Holiday Blues” Workshop. The holidays can be a time of celebration, but or ...

Thirty-five states’ attorneys general are pushing for stronger packaging and marketing restrictions for the makers of super-si ...