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Work began last week on the Newtown Athletic Club, where a $12 million expansion plan calls for a larger fitness center, more sports prog ...

Some Germantown residents took action today against the controversial Chelten Plaza development at the corner of Chelten and Pulaski aven ...

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Security was tight and the courtroom was packed as former pediatrician Earl Bradley appeared in court to learn the verdict from Superior ...

Schultz’s Law went into effect immediately Tuesday after N.J. Gov. Chris Christie signed it. Those found guilty of killing a ...

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In honor of Cheltenham High School graduate Josh Fattal, teachers there are participating in a rolling hunger strike to help bring justic ...

A conditional veto of a bill that shakes up New Jersey’s adoption laws aims to strike a balance for the need of adoptees and their ...

The recipient of the Liberty Award this year will be U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates. The award given annually by the Natio ...

Though Philadelphia is still waiting on more funding from the state, City Council today voted 11 to 6 pass the city’s school tax pl ...

Today the Food Trust officially announced the date for its Mt. Airy Night Market. Mt. Airy USA will be one of the sponsors for this event ...

The hiring process has begun at Fisker Automotive. Wilmington’s hybrid car manufacturer plans to hire 120 employees this year, and ...

Police in Sicklerville, N.J. arrested a Newark, Del., man Tuesday night for robbing a Mister Softee truck, ...

Philadelphia City Council passed a budget and raised property taxes by 3.8 percent Thursday before going on its summer recess. Whi ...

Philadelphia’s City Controller is calling for a crackdown on multiple-property owners who are racking up violations. A sampl ...