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You can’t just be a block captain. Unifying a block takes some work, so Councilman Curtis Jones and some other Philadelphi ...

Daily News editor Larry Platt is defending the paper’s coverage of police corruption. After criticism by some, including Fraternal ...

When it comes to end-of-life decisions, families often face tough choices. In the absence of a living will, family members are con ...

John Wheeler, the Vietnam Veterans advocate whose death is still unsolved, was buried with full military honors Friday at Arlington Natio ...

Earlier this month children from Northwest Philadelphia competed to qualify for the Hershey Track and Field Games, a national youth compe ...

Nearly a year after Philadelphia magazine profiled ...

Some New Jersey and Delaware residents at last night’s Delaware River and Bay Authority meeting had a nearly unheard of request of ...

Forget getting around, we’ve got a festival to celebrate, people! You may need to adjust your routes throughout the weekend, ...

A Philadelphia Common Pleas Court Judge is trading in her robe, for a wardrobe heavy on the color red.  The Southeastern Pennsylvani ...

Recent numbers show Philadelphia ranks fifth in the nation when it comes for deporting immigrants for minor offenses.  The head of P ...

Abra-Caddabra, Ala-Kazam! Ready for a little magic?  The Dickens Parlour Theatre in Millville features someone who has done magic al ...

In response to the budget cuts facing Pennsylvania’s state-related universities, Temple University President Ann Weaver Hart addres ...

New Media Technology Charter School’s 2011 Science Fair was held on Wednesday night, where about 30 ...

We are going to keep our media theme here on First.  We are joined by Howard Griffin, the President and Publisher of the News Journa ...

Police in Upper Darby are investigating two carbon monoxide-related deaths. The case is being treated as a homicide. ...