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While it’s too soon to tell whether former New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine violated the law while he was CEO at the securities firm MF ...

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett is leading a state trade mission to Europe in March. The ...

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Attorneys for the alleged abuse victims of Jerry Sandusky say their clients are feeling a range of emotions in the wake of news they won& ...

A call for unity echoed throughout the Philadelphia Food Truck Association’s inaugural meeting on Monday night. The nascent ...

Pearl Gosnell, wife of Dr. Kermit Gosnell, pleaded guilty Tuesday to crimes associated with the now closed Women’s Medical Clinic i ...

SEPTA, PennDOT, the City of Philadelphia and now the feds have all kicked in funding for the city’s new smart traffic signals. ...

The Phillies have reportedly signed lefty Dontrelle Willis, but it’s the route of the message, not the news itself, that’s ge ...

Facing a $44.1 million shortfall, Montgomery County has to make some cuts, and it’s looking to slice $2.5 million from the Montgome ...

Not 18 hours removed from their five-day trip to New Orleans, seven students and six adults with ties to a Germantown High after-school p ...

Christopher Akers says he was just trying to keep his job when he began helping with special projects for former School District of Phila ...

Pearl Gosnell has pleaded guilty to assisting her husband at the West Philadelphia abortion clinic accused of adminstering late-term abor ...

Chickie’s & Pete’s is best known for its crab fries. Which is why owner Pete Ciarrocchi had the “crabfries” n ...

From the Pennsylvania Ballet’s annual production of “The Nutcracker” to the Walnut Street Theater’s “A Christmas Ca ...

Pennsylvania’s House Liquor Control Committee has approved legislation that would expand wine- and beer-buying options in the state ...