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Turning citizens into the first line of response during an emergency. That’s the goal of two days of training starting tonig ...

Of the 91 Cramer Hill properties Camden Mayor Dana Redd’s administration reviewed and processed, 59 made it to the city’s Aba ...

Hang on tight, it’s almost over. If you think your allergies have been especially bad this year, you might be right. Experts say tr ...

The Environmental Protection Agency is flexing more of its regulatory muscle over Pennsylvania’s natural gas industry. The EPA is f ...

Governor Chris Christie has asked the Federal Emergency Management Agency to reconsider his request for a major disaster declaration to h ...

The president of the University of the Sciences is retiring after 16 years in the post. Philip Gerbino has spent 44 years at the P ...

Professor Terell Stafford, Director of Jazz Studies at the Boyer School of Music and Dance opened the Temple University 2011 Commencement ...

14th Police District in Philadelphia 43 W. Haines Street, Philadelphia, PA 19144 This district covers Chestnut Hill, Mt. ...

During the 1920s, East Falls resident Ruth Emerit and her husband flouted Prohibition by hosting bathtub gin parties at their home on Ain ...

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

  Chestnut Hill College (CHC) has proposed a $500 million expansion of both their SugarLoaf and main campuses. For the last 18 mo ...

Mayor James Baker says that any Delaware Trooper working in Wilmington assisting in crime protection does not have to pay city wage tax. ...

The Italian Market is going to be even busier than usual this weekend when the annual ...

Neil Clark has won the law division of The Philadelphia Bar Association 5K Run 12 years ...

Child fingerprinting, pet adoptions and costumed Star Wars characters can mean only one thing: ...