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Numbers released today show the nation’s unemployment rate has dropped slightly – to nine-point-seven percent. But Philadelp ...

Republican Senate candidate Pat Toomey says the Gulf Coast oil spill is a “huge disaster,” but argues the United States shoul ...

The new National Museum of American Jewish History at 5th and Market is nearly completed – staff will begin to move in at the end o ...

One of the region’s biggest banks is getting some new leadership. After 31 years with Wilmington Trust, Chairman and CEO Ted ...

Law requires lobbyists to register and report spending On Thursday, Philadelphia became one of the last major cities in the countr ...

Governor Chris Christie wants to postpone it by a year Advocacy groups are urging that New Jersey’s medical marijuana law ta ...

Hundreds of entrepreneurs gathered in Wilmington to learn how to turn a rough economy into a profitable opportunity. The Secretary ...

A liberal-leaning policy center says Pennsylvania would have about 55 million more dollars in revenue right now, if lawmakers had passed ...

The hiring process is already underway at the facility that was left for dead just a few months ago. The refinery’s new owners say ...

With summer’s worst on the way, groups are doing the best they can to help seniors and the poor stay cool. With summer’ ...

Voters in New Jersey head to the polls Tuesday to cast ballots in the primary election. Voters in New Jersey head to the polls Tue ...

On Sunday, tens of thousands of bicyclists and their fans will converge in Philadelphia for the annual International Cycling Championship ...

A federal rule that prohibits sexually active gay men from donating blood is up for review once again. A federal rule that prohib ...

Philadelphia Beer Week begins today. The craft-brew festival is in its third year and has quickly become a major draw. The event ...

Bucks County is buying new equipment to control crowding and contagion the next time there’s an outbreak of flu. Bucks Coun ...