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In the nineteenth century the prevailing theory in garden design was that landscapes should be beautiful, and if they weren’t beaut ...

This morning’s mural announcement in Headhouse Square had all the right stuff: art, Black Thought (Tariq Trotter) and and a hair pi ...

Delawareans have the opportunity to offer their views on the state’s criminal justice system at a series of public hearings.  ...

New Jersey teachers today are presenting their own plan for state education reform after Gov. Chris Christie released his, which called f ...

America now has 397 National Parks with the dedication of New Jersey’s Paterson Great Falls today. Great Falls is part of a 35-acre ...

For the past four years, Karen Herring has spent the majority of her nights on the streets of Philadelphia. When there’s inclement ...

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Michelle Rhee, former chancellor of the Washington, D.C., schools, spoke Monday at the Kimmel Center as part of the Widener Speaker s ...

This story has no local ties and isn’t exactly breaking news. But it sure is strange, so we wanted to share it with you. A d ...

The number of suspects facing trial for the 2009 murders inside the Piazza is now down to six. Langdon Scott’s guilty plea this mor ...

The Pennsylvania Attorney General and State Police Commissioner held a 1 p.m. press conference to discuss charges against former Penn ...

The right lane of Lincoln Drive, between Wissahickon Avenue and Ridge Avenue, will be closed temporarily on Tuesday, Nov. 8, Streets Comm ...

Over the course of five remarkable days last week, Philadelphia’s recently overhauled School Reform Commission (SRC) set out to sho ...

Jon Huntsman’s plight in the Republican race brings to mind the autumn ’88 Saturday Night Live skit where Michael Du ...

5pm Update The city of Wilmington wants Occupy Delaware gone from their Spencer Plaza because the group didn’t pay ...