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Governor Tom Corbett and his budget secretary have used stark terms to discuss the state of Pennsylvania's public-sector pensions, a topic that many expect to be addressed when their 2014-15 budget proposal is unveiled in a little more than a week.
AAA Mid-Atlantic says the average price of a gallon of regular gasoline in the state on Friday was $3.25, down 3 cents from last week.
Steven Tyler, P!nk, Lady Gaga, Sara Bareilles, Zac Brown, Miranda Lambert, Miguel and Alicia Keys were among the many artists who paid tribute last night to one of the greatest songwriters of popular music.
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has taken a couple serious hits in the court of public opinion in the wake of Bridgegate.
SEPTA is on a roll to replace some of its aging infrastructure with resources provided by the Commonwealth's new transportation funding bill, which just took effect.
Men and women were invited to attend a how-to mentor program at the Myers Rec Center in Southwest Philadelphia. The program came just a week after two men were gunned down in that neighborhood.
The Seattle Seahawks are talking the talk, but will they walk the walk in Super Bowl XLVIII? From Richard Sherman's rant to Walter Thurmond saying Wes Welker's hit on Aquib Talib was uncalled for, it's all building for an exciting game.
Yes, more snow, and more work for road crews this weekend as yet another winter storm passes through the Philadelphia region.
Will it ever stop? Many people wonder that, after a brutally cold and difficult January. Another round of snow will eyeball the Philadelphia area and decide to go for it.
Whether you are attending classes in University City or at one of the many colleges and universities located around Center City, there are lots of choices for food and drink.
The local Ukrainian community is watching as a two month long peaceful protest in Kiev has led to violence and at least two deaths.
A historic organ at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Chestnut Hill will be played this Sunday in memory of one of the instrument's most enthusiastic and generous fans.
The Barnes Foundation brings British artist Yinka Shonibare and his exhibit, "Magic Ladders," to Philadelphia for a three month showing, starting with a kickoff party and meet-and-greet with the artist on January 24th.
Philadelphia is taking another step toward being in the forefront of the "sustainability" movement by using a $5-million EPA grant for its "Green City, Clean Waters" plan.
Low-income Philadelphia homeowners have less than a month left to apply for a program that lets them defer a portion of their real estate taxes.
