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In our coverage of Northwest Philly, we report a lot on what people are doing. But perhaps we’ve overlooked a crucial portion of th ...

Ever wonder what to do about a cat call? Ever see a woman harassed on the subway? A new smart phone app will allow Philadelphia area resi ...

A federal appeals court says two Pennsylvania teens cannot face discipline from their principals for posting lewd comments online from ho ...

According to the Environmental Protection Agency, electronics make up the fastest-growing segment of the municipal waste stream. If those ...

The city of Philadelphia is working to provide computer access to those who cannot afford their own equipment. The Freedom Rings P ...

This evening, Philadelphians will get their first real look at the city’s master plan for the Central Delaware Waterfront. Years in ...

Philadelphia’s mayor has issued a challenge to City Council as he nudges them toward a tough choice. Mayor Michael Nutter sa ...

As it puts together suggestions on energy policy, Gov. Tom Corbett’s Marcellus Shale Commission has gotten a lot of attention. But ...

Two Pennsylvania teenagers can’t be disciplined at school for the phony MySpace profiles they made of their principals. The ...

Ralph Sposato could have a big task ahead of him. The Roxborough resident just purchased Lower Merion’s historic Smith Cottage for ...

The new $75-million Kent County Courthouse formally opens today, although it’s been in use since early this month.  The ...

Sylvester Stallone is not a boxer. This much he acknowledged Sunday when he and Mike Tyson were inducted into the Boxing Hall of Fame. ...

The Latino social-services organization called Concilio is changing the way it will market the 49th annual Puerto Rican Parade. Concilio ...

Beginning June 27, Gloucester County Senior Services will provide $20 in produce vouchers to income eligible seniors. The vouchers will b ...