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Critics and supporters of a state subsidized development in Germantown may find some parallels with a similar project by the same players ...

In exchange for the honorary ...

Good morning, Feeders! It’s graduation day for Temple students and Chris Matthews is receiving an honorary degree. We’ll brin ...

Urban rapelling event in Wilmington raises money for Special Olympics Delaware.  Dozens of people go “over the edge̶ ...

There’s more to an endorsement from Mayor Michael Nutter than the clout. There’s some shrimp involved, too. As part of ...

Family, friends and strangers are still looking for Sarah Townsend even after the police search ended Tuesday. The 18-year-old Florence, ...

That large body of water to the east is the Delaware River. Go meet it today. Race Street Pier opens to the public today, and one of its ...

The Dalai Lama is coming to New Jersey’s largest city to kick off a three-day peace education summit. Event organizers from ...

Philadelphia area native Chris Matthews was presented with an honorary degree at Temple University’s graduation.  Each ...

Thanks to a grant from the Department of Labor 13 students at Germantown High School have spent the spring semester gaining workplace exp ...

The dead may be silent, but they still have stories to be shared. In celebrating its 175th anniversary, Laurel Hill Cemetery is of ...

This is the seventh of ten questions NewsWorks asked the seven Democratic candidates running for the Eighth District City Council seat to ...

Philadelphia City Councilwoman Donna Reed Miller this week endorsed Verna Tyner in the Eighth District. Miller currently holds thi ...

Moments before Gov. Jack Markell signed the civil union legislation into law Wednesday night, he thanked the scores of elected officials ...

A bill clarifying and expanding the right to deadly self-defense in Pennsylvania is one vote away from becoming law–but it’s ...