Cherry Hill Café Helps Mentally Disabled Develop Job Skills
Café ONE at Bancroft in Cherry Hill, New Jersey gives people with intellectual and developmental disabilities the chance to learn job skills in the restaurant industry.
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Café ONE at Bancroft in Cherry Hill, New Jersey gives people with intellectual and developmental disabilities the chance to learn job skills in the restaurant industry.
Montgomery County commissioners are backing a plan that could result in the largest expansion of county parks and trails in the county in more than a quarter-century.
Council president Darrell Clarke says the bill would ease the burden for residents who get frequent visits from health care workers, family members, or those who have house guests.
EnA Fine Jewelry has become known worldwide, and will soon be featured in a big movie coming out next year.
Police say a man is in critical condition after he was shot Saturday night.
The program is called "Operation Christmas Child."
More than 40 cheesesteak vendors from all across the region put their skills to the test Saturday.
The "Mutt Strut" was held Saturday inside the Philadelphia Navy Yard.
Authorities say they captured in Philadelphia a man convicted on drug charges who escaped from a South Jersey prison Saturday morning.
Dozens more were injured after the collision that sent some spectators flying through the air.
Officials in Lancaster County say the 3- or 4-year-old child was riding on the tractor with her father as he raked corn fodder on the Little Britain Township farm.
Authorities allege that an eastern Pennsylvania man killed his estranged wife by shoving a sock in her mouth, taping her mouth shut and choking her because he was upset about her attending a parade with her ex-boyfriend.
More than 30,000 spectators will line the banks of the river this weekend for the 45th annual Head of the Schuylkill Regatta.
PennDOT is installing new technology in more than 700 plow trucks for the winter season.
Hurricane Patricia pushed rapidly inland over mountainous western Mexico early Saturday, weakening from its record-breaking strength but still powerful as it dumped torrential rains that authorities warned could cause deadly floods and mudslides.
