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We couldn’t care less about the Cleveland Indians. Their ballpark, on the other hand, is being transformed into what looks like the ...

The food court’s closed for remodeling and many stores remain shuttered due to flooding ...

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Pennsylvania Governor-elect Tom Corbett is criticizing a Liquor Control Board-mandated price increase that goes into effect just before h ...

It’s been more than 24 hours since we’ve Fed you a list relating to how Philadelphia ranks among other cities. You must be jo ...

Advocates of repealing the military policy of  banning openly gay people from serving in the military are making a big push this wee ...

For a year or so, I’ve been getting together with a group of people to talk about the topic that may be the hardest of all to talk ...

If you go to the polls Tuesday – and I hope you do – you’ll have many issues on your mind: jobs, health care, immigration. I ...

There are several things on the agenda for Tuesday’s Philadelphia City Planning Commission meeting ( ...

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Dozens of explanations zip around the Web for the Republicans’ sweeping victories in last week’s midterms.  A lot of them have m ...

Immigrant advocates are making one last push for the Dream Act before Republicans take control of Congress next year. The bill would put ...

The sun in shining in Pemberton Township, NJ. Hopefully, anyway. Pemberton will soon install more than 150,000 solar panels on farmland. ...

As the Philadelphia Zoning Code Commission prepares to change and improve zoning requirements and processes in the city, Center City resi ...