For years, residents of Crease Street in Fishtown have been tormented by noisy trash trucks that pick up from a neighboring La Colombe cafe as early as 4 a.m. or 5 a.m., six days a week.

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UArts files for bankruptcy after Temple merger talks collapse The University of the Arts has filed for bankruptcy after a ...

After surviving a drubbing in Friday, the Phils rallied to take the rest of the series and inch closer to the first NL East ...

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UArts abruptly announced its closure in June, shocking students, faculty, city officials, higher education experts and the ...

New brewery launches with single-batch beers and cosmic story Richie Tevlin had been dreaming of running his own brewery for ...

The Premier Lacrosse League is back in town with its championship final this Sunday afternoon at Subaru Park in Chester.

Kyle Schwarber is a different kind of leadoff hitter than previous generations of baseball decision-makers would have ...