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By: Shai Ben-Yaacov While Philadelphia officials are discussing a deal to bring a Verizon fiber-optic cable network to the city. L ...

New TV series explores life with Dissociative Identity Disorder The United States of Tara, a ...

In his inauguration speech, president Obama called on Americans to get involved in overcoming the challenges facing the country. And ther ...

This weekend, Christina’s World, Andrew Wyeth’s most famous painting, will be on view at the Brandywine River Museum in Chadd ...

US attorneys say the stiff sentence is a message to other drug makers. Pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly pleaded guilty to a misdemea ...

New plans are underway for Philadelphia’s Delaware River waterfront. Mayor Nutter disbanded the old Penn’s Landing Corporatio ...

It seems that there is at least one thing on the rise despite the poor economy. The somewhat surprising finding is that union membership ...

This weekend, visitors will gather at the Brandywine River Museum in Chadds Ford. The museum hosts a memorial tribute to iconic painter A ...

By: Bill Hangley City officials say tens of thousands of older Philadelphians aren’t getting the public benefits they’ ...

This Saturday marks the closing of Philadelphia’s oldest independent book seller. After 73 years, Robin’s Book Store shuts it ...

By: Scott Detrow Pennsylvania labor leaders are saying Governor Rendell crossed a line with his recent warnings that the state mig ...

By: Mary Fuchs With local and state revenues falling, New Jersey towns must try to balance their budgets with a limited set of too ...