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Not a great week for New Jersey educators. Or their students, for that matter. Earlier this week, the New York Times published the ...

For nearly 100 years, Moorestown, New Jersey has been a dry town.  That might change if voters approve a referendum on the November ...

The man charged with six summertime Society Hill assaults will go directly to trial after waiving his preliminary hearing today and apolo ...

DREAM activists today will be in Center City to rally for and around Miguel Angel Orellano Garcia. The Allentown resident faces deportati ...

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Freshman State Rep. Pamela DeLissio kicked off her October town hall meeting series at Roxborough Memorial Hospital this week. Dozens of ...

Jenkintown business owners have decided against another five years of the borough’s Business Improvement District. The borou ...

This year’s annual Philadelphia International Art Expo will be held in Mt. Airy. In the past it has been held at Temple University& ...

Kim Guadagno is New Jersey’s secretary of state and lieutenant governor, but only 56 percent of residents know who she is. A ...

Several years of planning and saving resulted in several days of hiking in August for a Toms River teacher and her husband. Centra ...

In the annals of Republican irrationality, nothing tops the meteoric rise of Herman Cain. This is the party that rebukes Barack Obama for ...

The results of thorough traffic studies were revealed this week to West Philadelphia residents who could soon see new sidewalks and bike ...

Philadelphia Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey will meet today with police executive from all over the nation to discuss social media at ...

Is Occupy Philly glamorizing homelessness? Yes, says an urban planner and public health professional. ...

Atlantic City has a bit of an image problem, and the woman who’s been tapped to fix it will be announced today. Liza Cartmel ...