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At a hearing today, Common Pleas Court Judge M. Teresa Sarmina set two dates for former Cardinal Anthony Bevilacqua and the Archdiocesan ...

Reporter Lizz Fiedler has spoken with Chestnut Hill College about yesterday’s suicide of professor Rudolf Alexandrov. A ...

A new concept in urban public space has been installed in West Philadelphia. It’s called a parklet. It resembles a short boa ...

Lower Providence police have not identified the three juveniles arrested for allegedly stealing 30 iPads from Methacton Area High School, ...

In the early 1990’s, hip hop artist Hans Soul’s life consisted of the stuff most people only hear about in rap songs and watch in mus ...

The President and CEO of the nation’s largest hunger-relief charity is in Delaware today, visiting the Food Bank of ...

Good morning, Feeders! Could it finally be happening? Ocean City, N.J., restaurant owners have the signatures they need to push for legis ...

A homecoming ceremony today for Delaware Air National Guardsmen who have spent the past year serving overseas in Afghanistan. The ...

Turns out the big compromise Democrats Donald Norcross and Stephen Sweeney made when they voted with New Jersey Republicans in favor of p ...

DuPont admitted last week its new herbicide has damaged spruce and pine trees, and now the company may stop selling it. The compan ...

This weekend, Philadelphia will become the latest venue for a women’s rights demonstration that has been circling the world. On Sat ...

Officials have euthanized a white tiger at a southern New Jersey zoo after two weeks of declining health. Shiva had marked his 14t ...

Philadelphia officials are using hidden cameras to catch people who dump junk illegally. ...

The new exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art includes some paintings by Rembrandt that depict Jesus Christ with a faint smile. ...

The day after a four-alarm fire engulfed the former Thomas Edison High School in North Philadelphia Wednesday, several people were drawn ...