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On this Memorial Day, we pay tribute to the many area veterans.

Volunteers are on the lookout along local streams, for a threatened species of shellfish.

There’s a new alternative to dog kennels. A business has been unleashed in about 12 cities nationwide that matches your dog with a host

Business leaders in New Jersey seem upbeat about the state’s economic future, according to a newly released survey.

Philadelphia police and fire personnel, the soldiers of our streets, will be honored at a Memorial Day service in Society Hill tomorrow,

"All About Art" is MossRehab's annual art exhibition that showcases hundreds of work by artists with disabilities.

There are not two Americas, as some political discourse goes, but three, according to Cal-Berkeley Professor of Economics Enrico Morelli.

Filming is scheduled to get underway this summer on “The North Star," a movie that tells the story of two slaves who flee a Virginia

The American Red Cross offers a class for prospective babysitters to prepare them for what they may encounter.

A 51-YEAR-OLD Maple Shade man who is accused of murdering 6-year-old Etan Patz in New York 33 years ago was put on suicide watch Friday,

Up­per Darby High School maintains a col­lec­tion of im­pres­sive­ly large trophies, showcasing decades of ex­cel­lence. This

THEY'RE ALWAYS special, the Memorial Day services that unfold every year at the Philadelphia Vietnam Veterans Memorial. Friendships are

Stand on the beach in any Jersey Shore town this week and there's a sound nearly as loud as the wind during a nor'easter: It's the

A Levittown couple were being held Saturday on children-endangerment charges after, authorities said, they left their two preschool

Change comes slowly to Jim’s Lunch, and folks around Millville like it that way. Tuesday’s special is always liver and onions,

Less than a week before the School Reform Commission must adopt a 2012-13 budget, even the best-case scenario is ugly.

A suburban firm that lost a $7.5 million surveillance-camera project after former Philadelphia School Superintendent Arlene C. Ackerman

Pair of rapists sought City police are seeking the public's help in identifying two men who raped and robbed a North Philadelphia woman

A new set of city commissioners - Stephanie Singer, Anthony Clark, and Al Schmidt - has been running Philadelphia's election machinery for