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A training center run by the Pennsylvania National Guard is back in action after seeing its funding stall, then return. At the Nor ...

After finding a tree infected with Thousand Cankers disease in Plumstead Township, officials have quarantined wood from walnut trees in B ...

Five individuals arrested in connection to a recent drug bust in West Mt. Airy will now appear in Philadelphia Municipal Court Sept. 21, ...

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court will allow cameras in its courtroom for the first time. The Pennsylvania Cable Network, or PCN, is ...

And the answer is… There is no answer. The School District of Philadelphia said today it’ll need more informati ...

Delmarva Power electric and gas customers will get a refund from the company over the next few weeks. The refund, which includes i ...

Following what’s being called a successful first weekend of curfew enforcement, Philadelphia will consider making its tighter curfe ...

Likely the most well-known name in Philadelphia food, Stephen Starr is planning to take a break from further development here. Wit ...

Already tapped to head “Project Thunderdome,” Jim Brady has also been named as Journal Register Company’s new editor in ...

Where should you live in the U.S.? If you don’t think Louisville, Colo. works for you, maybe you should try New Jersey or Pe ...

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Mayor Michael Nutter is applauding Philadelphia’s first weekend of tighter curfew enforcement. To help counteract the lure o ...

Tonight is the last night to learn how to use the FixPhillyDistricts web-based redistricting tool. We’re closing in on the deadline ...

A 56-year-old Berwyn man has pleaded guilty to charges stemming from a Ponzi scheme that defrauded more than 260 investors of more than $ ...

It was around 1:30 a.m. Saturday when dozens of teenagers packed into a Germantown 7-Eleven to rob the store while the clerk stood back, ...