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The beloved split-flap sign at 30th Street Station, in Philadelphia, may have earned an 11th hour reprieve.

They've also asked the Pennsylvania Supreme Court this month to release the 81-year-old disgraced comedian from a state prison near Philadelphia while the appeal proceeds.

A bipartisan group of federal legislators is opposing the Trump administration's recent decision to permit seismic airgun surveying off the Eastern seaboard. 

A suit brought by seven residents fails on all four requirements.

Environmentalists are applauding the commitment.

The Philadelphia Resilience Project’s Safe Corridors initiative intends to make walks back and forth to school safer

The lawsuit filed by The Institute for Justice argues the requirement creates employment barriers for ex-offenders.

A new mine in Pennsylvania's anthracite coal country has not brought new jobs to the region.

The beverage industry could put money into Philadelphia City Council or mayoral candidates next year

Civil asset forfeitures tends to happen more often in cities and towns in New Jersey with higher minority populations

University President Dennis Assanis salutes the former vice president's role in bringing the school added prominence.

Farmers and developers are saluting the proposed rollback of regulations.

Is it possible to reform Philadelphia’s corruption-prone system of selling public land without removing City’s Council’s informal power over sales?

Lowery Brown, 52, was convicted by a jury in October of bribery, conflict of interest and failure to properly file a financial disclosure report.

The Independent Fiscal Office has projected between a $1.5 billion and $1.7 billion deficit next year.