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Seven new fee increases are taking effect April 1.
The leak occurred around 3:00 p.m. Monday afternoon at 63 Montgomery Drive.
Coined as Philadelphia's next great public space, The Porch at 30th Street Station offers an assortment of events that are free for everyone and accessible to anyone.
Former Penn State University president Graham Spanier is seeking to stop the state's case against him in the Jerry Sandusky scandal. Spanier says he thought Penn State's lawyer was representing him.
A teenager has published a study suggesting the federal government could save millions of dollars a year in printing costs by switching to a thinner typeface that uses less ink.
Spanier's lawyers filed a complaint in federal court in Harrisburg Monday that says his case was "undertaken in bad faith" and that it violates his constitutional right to due process of law.
Utility companies in Pennsylvania are not allowed to shut off service to low-income residents during the winter, but that annual moratorium season ends this Tuesday, April 1st.
In recent weeks, Dottie Sandusky has been granting interviews, arguing her husband's conviction was unjust.
A newly released study looks into the health of people in every county in every state across America -- and what can be done to improve things.
Speaking to reporters at City Hall upon his return, Mayor Nutter said he has no doubt that the trip he made to Rome with Archbishop Chaput and Gov. Corbett sent a clear message of their desire that the pope visit the region next year.
A nearly $25,000 state grant will allow the Colonial School District to install a security control system in the district's remaining six schools that don't have it.
Several Philadelphia advocacy groups are applauding one of the area's largest employers for changing its hiring practices to give those with criminal records a better chance at a job. And they're hoping other companies take note.
"State police in Harrisburg have been called to the Three Mile nuclear plant…" said a KYW Newsradio announcer on the historic morning of March 28th, 1979.
Standing outside school district headquarters, State Senator Vincent Hughes announced plans to introduce a bill that would place a five percent tax on natural gas extracted from Pennsylvania to be used, in part, for public schools.
