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Pa. Gov. Tom Cobrett is kayaking around parts of the state today, but he took a break this afternoon to meet with tourism officials in Tu ...

The debt ceiling political drama and Wall Street’s gyrations have driven up the price of precious metals. It’s good business ...

This summer, North Light Community Center gave 50 local students a valuable glimpse into the real world. From selling produce at a ...

Two of the minors suspected in the July 29 attack on a man on Fourth Street surrendered to police today after surveillance video helped p ...

Robert Darling wants a wife and he’s got just one main requirement of his bride-to-be: she should have a net worth of $750,000. ...

A suspected shooter led Philadelphia Police on a chase through West Philly, Center City and South Philadelphia, rammed three cop cars and ...

U.S. Security Associates secures more than a dozen Philadelphia locations like St. Christopher’s, Hahnemann and the Art Institute. ...

A strike seems unlikely at this point for the Neshaminy Federation of Teachers. Without a contract for years and given authorizati ...

Pa. Sen. Pat Toomey will sit on Congress’ 12-member super committee on national debt. He and 11 others are charged with find ...

Surely we should eliminate some legislative seats in Pennsylvania to save money and boot a few craven pols from the capitol. Or should we ...

It takes an awful lot of work to sink a ship. Before it descends into the Delaware Bay tonight, the USS Arthur Radford ha ...

We know, we know; every other week someone, somewhere is saying something about Philly food. But the thoughts we’re about to ...

In Wilmington’s Browntown section he was known as “Mr. Norman.”  Because he owned Johnny’s Food Market, some ...

The hotel coming to 120 N. High St. in West Chester will preserve some of the architecture of what used to be the Warner Theater, but tha ...

Brian Rudnick is the Green Party candidate for Philadelphia’s 8th District Council race. Or is he? Opponent Jim Foster says ...