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State officials will host a pair of meetings this week to discuss possible changes to the Delaware Victims Compensation Assistance Progra ...

Volunteers, including Senator Tom Carper (D) will gather today at Mountaire Farms to pack food boxes for more than 45,000 people in Delaw ...

In the last few years, the industry electronic readers for children has exploded. They’re like colorful, plastic easy to use Kindl ...

SEPTA may be looking towards electronic fares, but it’s back to basics for Regional Rail parking fees.  As the Philadelp ...

There’s a new number one in urban danger: St. Louis overtook Camden as the nation’s most dangerous city in 2009. The s ...

It’s a good day to wake up to if your an Eagles fan, maybe not so much if you root for the Giants. Either way, Jo Ann Allen ...

Some members of the early ’80s pop band The Hooters (“And We Danced,”  “All You Zombies”) are ...

With fall comes hunting season in upstate Pennsylvania. But this year, the gas industry is reaching out to hunters to warn them ab ...

You might be surprised to learn that in 2010, for the first time a woman has been elected to a leadership post in the Democratic caucus o ...

When most people think of canoeing and kayaking, it’s unlikely that their next thought involves square dancing.  The Ph ...

As a haven for bikers and walkers, Northwest Philadelphia is a far cry from Portland, San Francisco and even sections of Center City. But ...

On this week’s It’s Our Money podcast, we discuss all the money the city’s been paying to settle lawsuits against the p ...

For most of the Rendell Administration, Philadelphia lawmakers set the agenda in Harrisburg. Next year, Allegheny County will hold Pennsy ...