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Foreclosure sales in Philadelphia have been put on hold as the city sheriff’s office continues to rebuild after allegations of fisc ...

For Taylor Smith, senioritis has taken on a different meaning. The Martin Luther King High School 12th grader has taken to caring and par ...

The homeless man who returned a lawyer’s lost money last month is being rewarded for his kindness. Pottstown lawyer Robert Stauffer ...

200 airmen being called for duty will get the official sendoff from Jill Biden in a ceremony today in New Castle. The Vice Preside ...

Well, it’s here. The Onion has made its local debut, with pages full of the expected satire, sarcasm and astute observations. It wa ...

Arsenic, trichloroethylene and benzene… …Nitrates, tetrachloroethylene, toluene and xylene. These are just some of the ...

Philadelphia City Council now takes on the task of reviewing the Mayor’s nearly $3.5 billion budget.  Councilman Darrel ...

Shouldn’t be too hard to convince your theater-hating significant other to see Wilma Theater’s In the Next Room, or the t ...

Here’s Karen Brown, who expects to be the Republican candidate for mayor, happily mugging with Mayor Nutter, the Democrat she plans ...

In Northeast Philadelphia, in a non-descript office building across from a Wal Mart, is the Americas headquarters for a company called In ...

Students in Vineland will officially be attending summer school. For a day, anyway. The soul-crushing snow we experienced all winte ...

Philadelphia’s latest mayoral contender is as indecisive as the rest of the crew. But she’s not struggling with whether to ru ...

The Chester County Department of Community Development has decided how it will use the Community Development Block Grants and Housing Tru ...

The first group of PATCO cars slated for an overhaul began its journey to Hornell, N.Y., today. There, six cars will be tested, inspected ...

Government, unions, protests, cutbacks. They’re all key words in the ongoing union protests in Wisconsin, and they’re likely ...