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If you’re a fan of ketchup, this’ll be right up your alley. As ...

Environmental groups in New Jersey are supporting the development of offshore wind projects. Matt Elliott, the clean energy advocate for ...

The U.S. Attorney’s Office in Philadelphia says a doctor submitted false claims to American Home Product Settlement Trust in Philad ...

Two top Democrats may prevent Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell from issuing a billion-dollar bond sale during his final days in office.The go ...

St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children revealed today its expanded emergency room. The $3 million project added 4,300 square feet. ...

I’ve seen City Council members engage in petty sniping, flagrant self-dealing, even fistfights. But for the past two days I’v ...

More than 80 percent of Parkinson’s disease patients may develop dementia over the course of the degenerative illness. Resea ...

For two days, City Council has debated a plan opposed by Mayor Nutter to dramatically overhaul Philadelphia business taxes. WHYY’s ...

Never a city to let things go or make a decision and stick with it, Philadelphia is continuing its tradition of harping on the important ...

Animal rights activists have filed a lawsuit to try to stop the first bear hunt in New Jersey since 2005.Lawyer Doris Lin with the Bear E ...

A ‘money laundering’ scam with a twist has been unearthed in Philadelphia.  And police are concerned this isn’t th ...

A man who says he was abused by a former St. Elizabeth’s priest has been awarded $33 million. John Vai won the judgement in ...

Thomas Wright, a former clerk with Philadelphia’s Department of Licenses & Inspections, was arrested today on bribery charges. ...

The Gentleman Jack Engraving Bus Tour will hit Pennsylvania next week, stopping at three Wine & Spirits stores and bringing holiday ...

Woodbridge High School’s former athletic director is facing charges of having a sexual relationship with a 17-year-old female student. ...