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Veteran Philadelphia political operative Pete Truman won’t go to jail after all. Even though he pled guilty to tax evasion last ...

A labor agreement reached Friday will allow 400 employees at a mail-order-pharmacy facility in Bensalem to keep their jobs. But 500 worke ...

Come spring, women will be well represented at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. The school and museum have received 400 works by wo ...

Philadelphia’s Commission on Literacy has a new chief. She thinks illiteracy is a big factor in the city’s unemployment rate. ...

Convicted former state senator Vincent Fumo is fighting efforts by federal prosecutors to lengthen his sentence. And the once mighty powe ...

The family of an unconscious woman who has been at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania for four months finally found her Sunda ...

Mayor Michael Nutter today appointed Judith Renyi as the Executive Director of the Mayor’s Commission on Literacy. The two were ava ...

A thief made off this morning with a truck and a safe from the Pennsylvania SPCA. A man claiming to have an injured dog arrived at the Hu ...

New Jersey senators today voted to require Gov. Chris Christie to rewrite medical marijuana regulations to better suit patients’ ne ...

Nancy and Walter Herman’s property has been vandalized nearly 600 times. The Main Line couple says signs on their lawn supporting t ...

Charles Oberly III is the U.S. Attorney for Delaware. The vote came Friday in the U.S. Senate. Oberly is the three time forme ...

The case of the death of Danieal Kelly continues. Daniel Kelly, the girl’s father, is now being sought in a warrant after missing a ...

Philadelphia magazine has purchased local food blog Foobooz. ...

There’s no better tale in Philadelphia than the one that brings politics and parking together. Until you toss in a Christmas party. ...

Mike Castle wants to be known as more than the guy who lost to Tea Party candidate Christine O’Donnell. The outgoing Delaware congr ...