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Everyone has a story behind why they set up house where they did. Maybe it was a move for a job, family or for love. Maybe you just are a ...

Pennsylvania’s natural gas boom produces millions of barrels of waste-water that end up in the state’s rivers and streams. Th ...

Voters in Northwest Philly are in for another lively battle for City Council this spring, and when I did a ...

Governor Rendell said at a morning news conference it’s a “fair question” to ask whether Philadelphia should ever get a ...

Tomorrow is “Wear Red for Public Ed” day. What began in Florida has become a national movement, and is recognized by Pennsylv ...

With a barrel of crude oil now over $90 a barrel Delaware gas prices a reflecting the nation trend: upwards. The average price of ...

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Jo Ann Allen’s resolution is simple: stop feeling as if Philadelphia is the slighted, overlooked stepchild of other East Coast citi ...

Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams says his office will continue the investigation into the death of a 2-month-old, whose mothe ...

At least 11 people died in Pennsylvania over the holiday weekend, all resulting from car crashes. Pa. State Troopers report 693 crashes k ...

Students have been dismissed from Egg Harbor Township High School after a ...

If you’re having trouble remembering why you loved (or hated) college so much, check in with Adam Kurtz. A William Penn Charter gra ...

A finding from a Rutgers-Eagleton poll shows  New Jersey residents want shore towns that get public money for beach replenishment to ...

A departing U.S. Senator has some interesting words for his colleagues in Washington.     Senator Arlen Specter says ...

Making the zoning process in Philadelphia just a little bit more complicated (and little bit more logical), those applying for a zoning v ...