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First, Philadelphia Energy Solutions and buyer Hilco Redevelopment Partners have to meet several legal obligations before the sale can close.

Camden 5th graders learned about bias, evidence, witnesses and legal standards in a mock trial at Rutgers Camden Law School.

The four victims were on 11th and Thompson streets shortly before 4 p.m. when a gunman opened fire.

What’s happening in Philly, New Jersey and Delaware: African American film pioneer homored, French composers night out and Tony nominated play at DTC

An electric utility company that serves more than a million customers in 13 New Jersey counties is seeking a customer rate increase.

The Wilmington News Journal reports the deaths may have been caused by carbon monoxide poisoning from a propane tank used for heat.

Attendance at the Penn Museum has shot up since the Global Guides first tours in 2018. Refugee and immigrant docents receive training in ancient history and storytelling.

Two artists linked up to create North Broad’s most prominent tag.

David Cabello and his twin brother Aaron see an opportunity to meet a growing demand for food delivery services while giving a boost to their community.

A new Archbishop returns to Philadelphia and speaks of “hope” for Roman Catholics.

People all across the country have reached out to ask about the fiber borrowing box.

A man barricaded himself in a unit at the Sterling Apartment Homes as police responded to a shooting

These are daunting times for U.S. clergy of many faiths as the age-old challenges of their ministries are compounded by newly evolving stresses.

Total sales at the state liquor stores, at $1.872 billion for 2018-19, are up 3.1% since Gov. Wolf and Speaker Mike Turzai famously toasted the wine privatization in 2016.