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While public employees rally in Trenton, a high-profile battle has erupted between a South Jersey power broker and the teachers union. Th ...

This weekend the West Oak Lane Jazz Festival presents the final round of the Rising Star Talent Show.  The three finalists will batt ...

Let’s cut right to the chase. Philadelphia City Council has a decision to make about how to fund public schools. We’ll begin ...

Due to track maintenance work, SEPTA trains will not operate between Chestnut Hill East and Wayne Junction Stations this weekend. Shuttle ...

Nobody is really sure where the flag came from, or how it got there. But there it was, discovered a day or s ...

For the second time in a month, an accusation of misconduct has been made against a Lower Merion Township Police officer, and the departm ...

The Peregrine falcons Delawareans have been watching for months, have left the nest, capping off the 2011 mating season. “Th ...

Chester County commissioners are slated to ask support from Pa. Gov. Tom Corbett for the state’s ...

U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder and Health Secretary Kathleen Sebelius are set to meet at Philadelphia’s University of the Scienc ...

New Jersey is moving forward alongside neighboring Pennsylvania to criminalize the use of bath salts. The Assembly Judiciary commi ...

Pack up the minivan, the Philadelphia Soul wants to sell you tickets on the cheap. For Friday’s game against the Tulsa Talons, the ...

This weekend’s West Oak Lane Jazz Festival has an impressive line up of musicians, international food and craft vendors. It’s a free ...

The Devon Village townhome developer has reached a tentative agreement with neighbors on improving the look of a green wall associated wi ...

A bill to keep up to 13 weeks of federal emergency jobless benefits for an estimated 45,000 Pennsylvanians is one step closer to the f ...

President Obama sought yesterday to justify his war in Libya. What a load of bull.Since May 21, he has been violating the War Powers Act ...