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A Reasonable Solution is both the name of an Occupy Philly committee and a blog. ...

A major Northeast Philadelphia thoroughfare is being changed due to improvements on Interstate 95. Princeton Avenue, between Torre ...

Dozens of men and women gathered at City Hall recently to crochet for a cause. The women and men were hard at work making mittens, ...

There is still an outstanding race from Tuesday’s election.   Republican representation on Philadelphia City Council hangs in ...

A Temple student has been hospitalized for what university officials say is a possible case of bacterial meningitis. The male unde ...

Governor Corbett says for more than two years, he’s been holding back voicing his disappointment in how Penn State has handled sexual a ...

The Pennsylvania Senate looks ready to move on the June nomination by Gov. Tom Corbett of Pedro Ramos to the Philadelphia School Reform C ...

The confession from a suspect in the 2009 double murder inside the Piazza will not be suppressed, a judge ruled today. Antonio Wri ...

NBA players are holding out for a sweeter deal, ...

It’s all about safety for Andrew Bantly. Bantly is president of the Wissahickon Neighbors Civic Association [WNCA], which he ...

A man was struck and killed by a train at the Overbrook station on Tuesday. Just after 4 p.m., the victim, who is believed to be b ...

It’s the fifth day of Occupy Delaware’s protest movement, and the group is getting support for its efforts to remain at Wilmi ...

Despite lopsided poll results in the city’s Eighth District, independent City Council candidate Brian Rudnick is refusing to conc ...

A Delaware entrepreneur and mom is receiving the prestigious Community Health Leaders Award from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. &nbs ...

The Penn State University board of trustees Wednesday night decided to fire both football coach Joe Paterno and President Graham Span ...