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There are constant demands on government for more regulation to insure the safety of food, toys, and many other products. Should the gov ...

What’s rainbow-colored, pack with vendors and now features circus performances? OutFest ...

Several street closures are set to be in place by Sunday for the Columbus Day Parade in Philadelphia. The parade runs along South ...

Some New Jersey students will get the chance to get a taste of the college life before earning their high school diploma. The ...

Sure, it hurts to lose, especially when your team can’t manage a single, measly run in nine innings. But here’s why I ...

In a move meant to save the Owen J. Roberts School District millions of dollars in utility costs over the next 20-years, the school board ...

It might seem an unlikely sight, but a large string of vegetation growing on the wall of Drexel University’s new science building i ...

The history of chocolate is an interesting story that is better told in the form of a demonstration. The Betsy Ross House is hosti ...

A business owner in New Castle, Pennsylvania says he was shocked to learn the company’s 50-foot bridge had been stolen. Acco ...

For the second year in a row, the City of Camden is slated to receive $61 million in transitional aid from New Jersey. ...

Trenton Mayor Tony Mack is hoping to secure the funds to hire some of the 105 police officers laid off last month. The Times repor ...

The Philadelphia Orchestra has switched its opening night venue from the Kimmel Center to Irvine Auditorium at the University of Pennsylv ...

A $125,000 grant will go a long way in helping the Coatesville community fight against illegal drugs. ...

Though the weather says otherwise, autumn is in full swing with the Chestnut Hill Fall for the Arts Festival today. From 11 a.m. to 5 p.m ...

This week marked the opening of the Race Street Connector, an area in Philadelphia that until now, remained a dark portion of Race Street ...