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Even in these difficult economic times, some traditions are continuing. Easter and Passover are fueling some holiday spending. Eve ...

The tower at Independence Hall is deteriorating because of the elements and it’s unique construction. Now, a project is underway to ...

Only 20 – 25 percent of children with mental disorders receive treatment, according to the U.S. Surgeon General. One reason is pe ...

Seth Williams is back… on the ballot that is. The Democratic candidate for District Attorney was kicked off the May 19th primary ba ...

Federal and local law enforcement officials are charging a convicted drug kingpin with the 2004 murders of six people, including four chi ...

A hostile crowd greeted developers of two Philadelphia casinos when they testified before the state Gaming Control Board in Harrisburg ye ...

The theaters and restaurants along Broad Street south of City Hall draw many residents and visitors. Now federal and city officials hope ...

The decision by the Pennsylvania Attorney General’s office to sue a south Philadelphia charity has the city’s nonprofit secto ...

By: Phil Andrews The Delaware State Senate recently passed a resolution recognizing and observing April as Work Z ...