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At the turn of the century, crusading journalist Lincoln Steffens set about exposing municipal corruption in American cities, calling Phi ...

Philadelphia has one statue of an imaginary boxer, to the delight of some and the embarrasment of others. Is it time for a statue of a re ...

Gas prices are much higher this year than they were a year ago, but they appear to be leveling off in New Jersey.   Accord ...

The Camden Travel Management and Coordination Center stands to see some improvements in the near future. ...

Cooper University Hospital in Camden, N.J., has introduced a lounge for employees where they can breastfeed their infants. ...

A special concert featuring an original piece of music will be held to honor the passing of a University of Delaware student enrolled in ...

After an intensely difficult and traumatic week, Penn State will get down to what it used to be known for: football. After major shakeups ...

Occupy Philadelphia, in a late-night vote Friday, decided to stay at Dilworth Plaza. City officials have demanded that the protester ...

Having fired its head football coach, Joe Paterno, and its president, Graham Spanier, for failing to act on their knowledge of child abus ...

A few people gasped when former State Senator Vince Fumo appeared in court Wednesday for his re-sentencing hearing.  He wore a baggy ...

The Citizen’s Crime Commission is offering the public a reward for information that helps in the arrest of two suspects from an Oak ...

A silver hearse was parked in the underbelly of the Wells Fargo Center on Friday, having transported a coffin holding the body of Smokin& ...

The American Medicine Chest Challenge will take place in New Jersey Saturday as officials urge residents of the Garden State to properly ...

In an attempt to get the focus back on the victims of alleged child sexual abuse, Penn State students are planning a candlelight vigil Fr ...