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Philadelphia bookstores are seeing a surge in sales. Plus: more people are composting; Temple police officer under investigation for alleged racist remarks; Johnny Doc is now a Republican.
Lower Merion’s gas-powered leaf blower ban has led to 437 complaints and put ‘tremendous stress’ on staff, officials say
The township's department of building and planning is requesting upgrading a part-time administrative clerk to full-time and adding a seasonal code compliance officer to meet rising demands.
The Trump administration will force Pa. to pay more for SNAP. Shapiro’s office says it can’t.
Burdening states with increased financial demands is “catastrophic,” said St. Joseph’s University sociologist Maria Kefalas.
Opportunity knocked, but no one was home for the Phillies in a sobering loss to the New York Mets
The Phillies came through with five hits with runners in scoring position Saturday against the Mets,
There was a possible measles exposure at Philadelphia International Airport
The city department of public health is notifying travelers and others of the possible exposure, which is unrelated to the recent measles exposures at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.
‘God ordained it’: Maple Shade showed love at Prayer & Praise event held for boy struck by baseball
Xavier Taylor, 12, is still on a ventilator, but he's home in Maple Shade, recovering after being hit in the head with a baseball in May. His family held a…
Ed Sheeran addresses Gaza and Macklemore controversy at Philly tour stop
Ed Sheeran told the crowd at Lincoln Financial Field that what's happening in Gaza is “catastrophic and unjustifiable and disproportionate."
Temple found itself on the losing end of a nailbiter against Toledo. Next up, a Friday night fight against Army
K.C. Keeler kept the offense on the field for a two-point conversion that would decide the game. But Ajani Sheppard’s pass sailed over the hands of Peter Clarke.
Penn kicks off milestone season in dominant fashion in season-opening win over Bucknell
In a game that cemented a century and a half of Quakers football, the offense fueled a charge against the Bison.
The Philly Seeds festival has celebrated Indigenous cultures over 7 years. Now it faces uncertainty.
The popular celebration of Indigenous arts and culture may no longer be able to organize the growing festival for a lack of funds.