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John O’Connor, Holy Family University’s basketball coach, ...

The home of Philadelphia Eagles offensive lineman Jason Peters was reportedly burglarized, ...

We know you’ve been holding your breath, so here you go: Showboat Casino Hotel is the first in Atlantic City to open its doo ...

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie says that if changes aren’t made to the state pension system it will go broke by 2020, reports t ...

A children’s opera created by Jews in a Nazi concentration camp will be performed in Philadelphia. Photos by Nathaniel H ...

Philadelphia has well over 3,000 murals, and now the Mural Arts Program has packaged some of them together as an African-American cultura ...

Mark Cohen’s photographs are not always pretty, in fact they’re somewhat stark images and, at first glance, brutally imperson ...

The Chestnut Hill Community Association is investigating whether to change its tax-exempt status to help with fundraising. Current ...

In some city schools, the Philadelphia School District’s so-called Renaissance process has been anything but smooth. In recent weeks, s ...

The long abandoned site and burnt shell of the Garrett-Dunn house has been an eyesore and concern for many on Germantown Avenue. N ...

The Roxborough branch of the Philadelphia Public Library honored Black History month this week in a medium that is becoming less and less ...

If nature had its way, the Manayunk Canal would eventually turn into wetlands. To keep that from happening, the city’s Department o ...

It’s the halfway mark for the ...

Environmental regulators got an earful Thursday about proposed rules governing drilling for natural gas along the Delaware River. ...