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Philadelphia’s July 4th festivities will be mixing hip hop and soul. “Earth Wind and Fire in Philadelphia for the Four ...

Healthy or not, cafeteria food tends to have a . . . well, a cafeteria-like quality. ...

Women’s service and advocacy groups are not happy that a bill calling for sick leave for all workers in Philadelphia, is sitting in ...

If you’re not causing trouble in school and you’re not the target of bullying attacks, what’s it like to pass through m ...

A decision expected today from the Pennsylvania Game Commission could yield porcupines the same fate as opossums, skunks, weasels, coyote ...

The Sussex County Emergency Operations Center will soon have a new source of power thanks to a nearly $650,000 federal grant. Coun ...

Mayor Michael Nutter was reportedly a good sport Friday night after his table tennis loss. Nutter was at the Fall Center for the grand op ...

Philadelphia has climbed several rungs in the small-business vitality ladder, taking the No. 48 spot out of the nation’s 100 major ...

New tests of drinking water around Philadelphia show trace amounts of radiation, but federal environmental protection officials say ...

Don’t forget to circle May 5 on your calendar! Fox News is slated to broadcast the first Republican debate of the ’12 preside ...

America has always been a melting pot, and in this case that pot contains chocolate.  A Greek immigrant set up shop in Wilmin ...

Philadelphia takes a ribbing in a new baseball commercial, but it’s all in good fun. The ad for New Era, the company that makes the ...

In a departure from previous years, Mayor Michael Nutter announced this morning a handful acts joining the Roots for this year’s Fo ...

Ladies and gentlemen, the Civil War has begun. Beginning today, the Historical Society of Pennsylvania will commemorate the 150th anniver ...

Mayor Michael Nutter has declared April Jazz Appreciation Month in Philadelphia. But jazz in Philadelphia has seen better days. ...