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Volunteer to help local families in need with the Farms to Families program. The Farms to Families program is hosting a volunteer ...

In 2009, following an ...

Get a first-hand look at what Germantown was like during the 18th and 19th centuries in the At Home in Germantown, 1750-1900 event on T ...

Philadelphia: the City of Delinquency. Property taxes? Check. City employee taxes? Check. Collecting those city empl ...

Don’t miss the Germantown Promotions 2nd Annual Summer White Nite event tonight at 9 p.m. The event, featuring DJ Troy, incl ...

See some great soccer at the college level as The Explorers of La Salle University take on Drexel University. The women’s so ...

Over the next week, workers from the ABC show Extreme Makeover Home Edition will be in Sussex County, building a new facility for Jusst S ...

Get a first-hand look at the story of Philadelphia through the eyes of artist and illustrator Michele Melcher in her show at The Little A ...

Get an idea of the local talent right in your own neighborhood tonight at Open Mic Night at The Grape Groom with Rev. T.J. McGlinchey. ...

Just before midnight, three men forced their way into a North 21st Street home, forced a woman onto a couch and tied her up before robbin ...

Here are links to our expanded photo galleries from the Folk Festival. This year NewsWorks sent Howard Pitkow to cover the entire festiva ...

With $294.21 million in assets, Rep. Michael McCaul of Texas is Congress’ wealthiest member. He’s got a decent lead on the se ...

Jerome Shestack, one of Philadelphia’s most important legal figures, died Thursday night.  A partner at Schnader, Harrison ...

It’s been 60 days already since Pa. Gov. Tom Corbett signed the state’s bath salt ban. The law is in effect as of today, addi ...