Church Fire Mishap Prompts Inspection Of Dozens Of Fire Hydrants In South Jersey
Following a weekend church fire Millville's public works commissioner is reassigning every possible employee to checking the city's fire hydrant system.
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Following a weekend church fire Millville's public works commissioner is reassigning every possible employee to checking the city's fire hydrant system.
Sabrina McNeil is sure she last saw her neighbor, Joseph Carter Jr., one day before he died.
Philadelphia's child welfare system is suffering from overloaded case workers, who often lack the tools and training they need to protect children, according to advocates and officials inside and outside the system.
Republican Ted Cruz and Democrat Bernie Sanders were victorious in Wisconsin.
Villanova received a wonderful reception from their fans when they arrived home as champs.
Carl Landry scored 22 points to lead Philadelphia to a 107-93 victory over the injury-depleted New Orleans Pelicans on Tuesday night, ensuring that the 76ers won't tie their own league record for fewest victories in an 82-game season.
City Council in Atlantic City is poised to approve a plan Wednesday evening that could put off the city running out of cash at close of business Friday.
New Jersey will spend an extra $10 million this year on lead abatement throughout the state. But Governor Chris Christie is warning against a panic response to concerns over elevated lead levels in water in public schools in Newark and elsewhere.
Clinton will be first up Wednesday, Sanders will get his turn on Thursday.
Twitter is rolling out a new feature that lets you instantly share a tweet via direct message.
It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia was picked up at the FXX channel for two more seasons.
A husband and wife singing duo record a song to benefit a boy with cancer.
It's about time.
The April 18th tax deadline is less than two weeks away, and a local non-profit has teamed up with a bank to offer free tax preparation services for working families.
Mental health officials from all over the world visited Philadelphia Tuesday, drawn by the city's approach to addressing behavioral health issues.
