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A Dutch court Monday ordered pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson to pay a Swiss biotech company $130 million for breaching its lic ...

If you thought Lovett Library, 6945 Germantown Avenue, felt a little chilly lately it’s because the heater was broken. Library offi ...

City Council chambers will host a 15-round bout today over an ambitious plan to change the way the city of Philadelphia taxes businesses. ...

After being offered for nearly 30 years at Temple University’s Center City campus, most non-credit courses ...

Governor Jack Markell wants to take the pulse of small businesses in Seaford, Sussex County.  So the Governor and DEDO D ...

Democrats in the New Jersey Legislature are upset that the state failed to win a federal grant for charter schools.New Jersey was seeking ...

14th Police District in Philadelphia 43 W. Haines Street, Philadelphia, PA 19144 This district covers Chestnut Hill, Mt. ...

Should no public official ever have a private communication? That’s the question raised by the release of a quarter million dipl ...

A retired electrician has enough of Pablo Picasso’s works to start his own museum – but the Spanish painter’s heirs are ...

The Eagles aren’t the only Philadelphia football team that’s drawing national attention: a team of 10 to 12 year olds ...

New Jersey lawmakers are considering new campaign disclosure requirements for some issue-advocacy groups that try to influence elections. ...

Tomorrow, Radio Times will host a conversation on the Kensington Strangler, who has attacked four women and killed two near Kensington Av ...

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A judge today granted Pennsylvania state Sen. Ray Musto’s request to delay his arraignment on charges including bribery and fraud. ...

Wilmington’s Riverfront Market celebrates its 10th anniversary today  (Tuesday) with merchant specials, a business netw ...