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The new unit will supplement patrols and give police on the beat backup over the weekend.

While competing for prizes, participants learn about Philly history during the Fairmount Park scavenger hunt.

Mariner East pipeline builder Energy Transfer is back at the area near Marsh Creek State Park to clean up more drilling mud.

Shariah Harris started riding horses in Philadelphia at 8 years old. In addition to being a polo athlete, she also works as an operating room nurse.

Sidney Rothberg's multi-million dollar collection is briefly on view for free before it goes to auction.

The stretch of 24-hour smoke shops, bodegas and take-out food joints along Kensington Avenue must close at night if City Council changes the law soon.

Community members met at the New Kensington Community Development Corporation to discuss using settlement funds toward home repairs, eviction and foreclosure prevention.

A new survey shows one third of students cite mental health concerns for dropping out of college, or never going.

SEPTA’s CEO said the rail cars, which have been around since the late ‘90s, have “reached the end of their useful life” and that “commuters deserve better.”

Delaware’s health care benefits have run deficits for years. The state spends about $2 billion on health care annually.