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Saturday was the first day to sign up for health insurance under the Affordable Healthcare Act.
The next big push to get every American signed up for health insurance began Saturday.
The region's first measurable snowfall brushed the northern and western suburbs of Philadelphia overnight.
The seventh annual Israeli Jazz Phest takes place this weekend, bringing a host of new, world music.
A high school senior who overcame an overwhelmingly rough home life has been honored by the Philadelphia Education Fund.
The Renault Winery filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Thursday.
Longtime members of St. Laurentius Church in Fishtown weren't happy with the Archdiocese when it removed relic structures from the building this week.
Mayor Nutter would like you to city employees for the Dilworth Award. But hurry -- nominations close today.
It was a heated meeting Wednesday night in South Philadelphia as residents, in a loud voice, expressed their concerns over the possibility.
Philadelphia's new cigarette tax for school funding has smokers "crossing the border" to save some cash.
Pedestrians who have to work their way around sidewalk-blocking construction sites in Philadelphia may soon be getting some help.
People who manage workplaces have a lot questions about social media - and they got some answers Wednesday at the National Constitution Center.
This afternoon brings the start of a two-day hearing in which council members will examine what they call the "highest and best use" of the city-owned utility.
'Tis the season....to be raking leaves. And in Philadelphia, the Streets Department has brought back curbside, mechanical leaf collection in certain neighborhoods.
Significant progress has been made in finalizing some of the plans for the Vatican-sponsored World Meeting of Families planned for Philadelphia in September 2015.
Retailers are counting on Black Friday to kick off a holiday shopping bonanza. But are their deals good enough to get you in the door over Thanksgiving weekend?
Waterless Works provides water-free car washes on location. It's the brainchild of 21-year-old St. Joseph's University junior Chris Caporale.
A family of three, including a young girl, was hospitalized overnight after carbon monoxide filled their home in Sicklerville, New Jersey.
Philadelphia Archbishop Charles Chaput suggests the subject of same-sex marriage could dominate the debate at this week's conference in Baltimore.
Over the last two weeks, gas prices around the country have dropped by an average of 13 cents a gallon, and analysts predict the cost of filling your tank will keep going down.
Efforts are underway to raise money to erect a statute in South Philadelphia honoring Edward "Babe" Heffron, a World War II paratrooper whose heroism is well documented in the HBO series "Band of Brothers."
Thousands took to Memorial Hall in Fairmount Park Sunday morning for the 6th annual Lemon Run.
Tom Wolf's election signals the likely end of the state's controversial alternative to Medicaid expansion.
Those watching were in awe Saturday as three boys put on an impromptu break dancing performance.
