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The Slurpees have arrived. 7-Eleven has made good on its promise to invade Washington, D.C., with Slurpees.   Coinciding w ...

News out of the mayor’s press office: Mayor Nutter has appointed two lawyers – ...

For some people in Philadelphia, the holidays aren’t complete without the Berley brothers’ clear-toy candies. The treats mold ...

City Controller Alan Butkovitz put out an ...

Northwest Philly residents aren’t taking kindly to the unseating of Rep. Dwight Evans as House Approporations Chair.   ...

Protesting tow truck drivers encircled City Hall in Philadelphia on Thursday because drivers are upset about new regulations  under ...

Shai Ben-Yaacov spent the morning covering TEDx Philly at the Kimmel Center learning about inno ...

Philadelphia has received $140,000 in funding to supply electric cars to PhillyCarShare and Zipcar. The Pennsylvania Department of Enviro ...

Drilling safeguard regulations were approved this morning by the Independent Regulatory Review Commission, bolstering well-drilling safet ...

The Delaware Department of Transportation is warning motorists to expect major traffic delays throughout the Thanksgiving Holiday week at ...

Development at Shops at Schmidts is coming along, and of all things, the Pathmark sign is proof of progress.   The Norther ...

The Philadelphia Eagles are going “off the grid” when it comes to powering the team’s South Philadelphia home.  T ...

Four Loko has reignited the conversation on energy drinks. Do these beverages bring out your inner uber-productiveness, or are they sure ...

Tusday night’s community meeting at the 14th Police District yielded one main piece of advice for residents: lock your cars. ...

The American Cancer Society is scolding New Jersey for its lack of funding dedicated to smoking cessation and addiction prevention.The st ...