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There’s much to be done if the City Commissioners office is going to improve itself, and the Committee of Seventy wants the three c ...

It wasn’t a secret, really. But when the owners of the Inquirer and Daily News announced the papers’ move to the old ...

A Drexel University student has been arrested in Cairo.  Gregory Porter, from Glenside, is reportedly one of three American students ...

“NewsWorks Tonight” host Dave Heller recently spoke with one of the authors of a study that identifies Philadelphia as t ...

Many people give a hand to help feed the homeless and hungry over the holidays, but the need remains constant. The ...

At 2 p.m. today, Mayor Michael Nutter and other city officials will take the pledge to break the silence against child abuse, and others ...

Just days after raising $10,000 through an annual fundraiser, North Light was back out in the community helping needy families for the ho ...

Nearly 300 New Jersey gas station workers will receive $1,014,895 in back wages recovered during a multi-part investigation by the U.S. D ...

Among many conversations about Chelten Avenue that took place at Monday night’s planning meeting in Germantown, one exchange seemed ...

A brewing tank was installed into the Iron Hill Brewery location on Sunday morning. Iron Hill says when the entire brewing system is comp ...

Three American students are getting a hands-on experience in international politics after being arrested this morning in Cairo. Dr ...

The Archdiocese of Philadelphia has announced the appointment of seven non-clerics to the Archdiocesan Review Board. Members are t ...

We’ve all heard of Black Friday and Cyber Monday, days dedicated to door busters and deals kick starting the holiday shopping ...

If the Sixers ever actually play again (the lockout continues, suits have been filed), it’ll be with a new mascot. The new t ...

JFK was assassinated 48 years ago today, but you’d be hard ...