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A couple of weeks ago, I noted a gimmick by state Sen. Anthony Williams of Philadelphia, who was asking constituents to propose laws they ...

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A local fisherman witnessed something few ever get to see on a regular basis after he noticed a whale who appeared to be greiving the dea ...

A group of Glenside business owners are making sure a popular local event continues, and this year, proceeds from the event are going rig ...

It wasn’t exactly your typical college homework assignment when a Rutgers-Camden student decided to learn the Romanian language by ...

More than 30 parents who were behind in their child support payments in Gloucester County, New Jersey were picked up this week as part of ...

Despite state funding cuts to colleges and universities and salary freezes to many of New Jersey’s top college executives, a report ...

Since its founding, Ocean City has never allowed restaurant patrons to bring their own beer or wine, but a group of petitioners is hoping ...

Students from Rutgers University and NJIT in New Jersey are taking sustainable home-building to an entirely new level. According t ...

Members of a Presbyterian church in Southwest Philadelphia aren’t finding much relief from the heat Sunday morning after they say o ...

It’s become a well known site along the Delaware River, but this week, owners of the Philadelphia Belle riverboat announced they we ...

Family, friends and fans of the late Ryan Dunn and Zachary Hartwell came together Saturday night for a benefit concert outside of The Not ...

If you’re looking for some relief from Saturday’s intense heat in Philadelphia, you’ll have to wait at least a little l ...

  The 100-degree temperatures may have contributed to the death of a 67-year-old Germantown man Saturday. The Philadelphia Inquir ...

People keep telling me our debt crisis is different than Europe’s, but I’m not convinced. Here are three things they have in ...