Big Brothers Big Sisters Program Expands In South Jersey
A group of Camden County middle school students took a field trip to meet up with their adult mentors at the Gloucester Township municipal building.
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A group of Camden County middle school students took a field trip to meet up with their adult mentors at the Gloucester Township municipal building.
As Eagles fans embrace the underdog craze, the Pennsylvania SPCA is raising awareness for its underdogs -- abused dogs up for adoption.
Students at high schools in West Philadelphia and Overbrook gathered at the School District Building on Broad Street to compare notes on issues related to mass incarceration.
Officials evacuated a Philadelphia high school Wednesday afternoon after someone set a fire inside the building.
The Camden County Police Department is seeking the public's help in identifying the suspect involved in a sexual assault.
Justices of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court spent two and a half hours Wednesday listening to arguments – and questioning lawyers – as they consider a lawsuit challenging Pennsylvania's map of Congressional Districts.
If you've ditched cable and haven't gone the antenna route to pull in free local TV -- you can still watch the Eagles take on the Vikings this weekend.
Too often, preparing a meal as you're racing out the door means you're just grabbing something convenient and not very healthy. Break that bad habit and start the day off right with a meal from one of these great local eateries.
Despite White House physician Dr. Ronny Jackson's announcement that Trump is "healthy" but needs to lose 10 to 15 pounds and lower his cholesterol, people were not convinced.
Governor Wolf is taking steps to make sure that more salaried workers are eligible for overtime pay.
The City of Philadelphia is taking manufacturers of prescription opioids to court over what it claims to be years of deceptive marketing.
A Bensalem man was arrested at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York for allegedly attempting to conceal a stash of handguns and ammunition inside a speaker case.
After thousands of customers' HIV statuses were revealed in mailings last year, a federal class-action lawsuit against health care company Aetna has reached a $17 million settlement.
The announcement comes weeks after iconic local bars Rathskeller and Spats say they are closing.
Supporters hope new Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner will review the case.
