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Going to the Famous 4th Street Deli is a Philadelphia tradition on Election Day for Democrats and a few Republicans. Why? We sent WHYY ...

You’ve told your coworkers a million times your mode of transportation can get you to work faster than theirs. Tomorrow’s you ...

Who’s pounding the pavement, voting for themselves and planning post-poll parties? If you’re watching the 8th Councilmanic Di ...

A historical review has begun in Society Hill where residents are hoping to find an acceptable alternative to the bright white sidewalks, ...

Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia earned top honors in U.S. ...

When given five specific choices of what they’d like to see be a priority in the new Atlantic City tourism district, those polled s ...

Many Pennsylvania voters who step into the polls face a long list of unfamiliar names: judicial candidates.  Pennsylvania is one of ...

It pays to be a CEO, but it pays less in Philadelphia. Numbers from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics show Philadelphia metropolitan ar ...

We moved last week. Not far; the old house and the new house would sit on either end of the same football field. As a process, it ...

  5:20 pm: My tour of polling places shows Stephanie Singer, the insurgent candidate challenging veteran Marge T ...

From the Associated Press: he latest audit of the troubled Philadelphia Housing Authority suggests the agency overpaid fo ...

Funeral arrangements have been made for Burlington County teenager Sarah Townsend. The 18-year-old will be laid to rest Sunday, two weeks ...

What started off as a rough week for one cab company appears to be making a turnaround. After two of its drivers were robbed at gunpoint ...

Pennsylavnia’s Department of Environmental Protection ...

Sussex County property taxes are not going up this year.  However, county officials say the budget for the 2012 fiscal year will be ...