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Don’t drink coffee, don’t eat tuna, don’t clean up cat litter, don’t get too stressed out – pregnant women ...

The Dad Vail Regatta will stay in Philadelphia after all. A plan to move the coveted rowing event to New Jersey was dropped after a ...

The city of Philadelphia is purchasing the wireless internet system installed by Earthlink as part of a new wireless Philadelphia project ...

Cases of H1N1 were slightly up over the last week in the First State, but there’s been no evidence of more antiviral-resistant stra ...

Something is clearly out of the ordinary in the basement of a house in Philadelphia’s Fairmount section. Neighbors can’t stop ...

A new Quinnipiac University poll shows that with five months to go before the primary, the Democratic race for governor is wide open. ...

Ross Associates, a firm run by Bill Miller, won the contract to offer communications advise to City Council in 2010. Miller has worked fo ...

A proposed city charter that would replace the Board of Revision of Taxes with two new agencies will go to the voters in the spring. But ...

Calling it another step toward transparency and open government, the Delaware General Assembly makes financial records available through ...

New Jersey’s first Lieutenant Governor will also be asked to handle a second job. New Jersey’s first Lieutenant Govern ...

Philadelphia District Attorney Lynn Abraham says judges are to blame for the city having the nation’s lowest conviction rate for vi ...

Last week Senators John McCain and Tom Coburn issued a report detailing a list of 100 recipients of stimulus money, which they called ...

The popular anti-depressant Paxil has earned many billions for GlaxoSmithKline, and hundreds of lawsuits. The popular anti-depress ...

It may be easier to get the H1N1 vaccine now. For months, health officials have urged everyone to get a H1N1 vaccine, but due to s ...