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Philadelphia is anxiously awaiting the Pope's visit in two months but save some of your energy: The Democratic National Convention is just one year away and the woman who organized the last nominating convention the city hosted says it will take another huge, city-wide hospitality effort.
The idea of the laws, which exist in 29 states plus DC, is that it is safer for heirs if abandoned property is held by the state so banks, stocks, life insurance policies, un-cashed paychecks, must be turned over to the state if they go for 3-10 years without being claimed.
It is important to get eye exams on a regular basis and perhaps the most important step is hygiene: hand washing and cleaning of the lenses.
Having your car go on the fritz in an unknown city can be a scary thing. Breakdown Lane helps you find the nearest mechanic anywhere in the country.
An 8-year-old boy is the first child in the world to have a double hand transplant.
The Schuylkill River Trail now officially extends all the way to Phoenixville as the Canal Towpath opens in Upper Providence Township, Montgomery County.
A water main break on the Roosevelt Boulevard caused intermittent lane closures Tuesday morning.
The waters are heating up off the coast of South America and it is becoming evident that a strong El Nino is developing.
During a debate on the issue with Rich Zeoli on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT, Rendell laid out his case to place the hot dog, along with the hoagie and cheesesteak, in the vanguard of sandwiches.
Philadelphia Police say it happened at about 5:07 p.m. Tuesday at the 2800 block of Ormes Street.
The expanding industry is leading to more job openings.
Victims of some of Pennsylvania's most violent, sexual predators are getting better information about what's happening with their attackers. It's the result of a new partnership between victims' advocates and state police.
Women expecting babies around the time of the Papal Visit are dealing with great uncertainty.
Now that the economy is starting to improve, many Americans are hoping to clean up their finances, pay down debt and improve a credit score. But 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan warns, you better do your homework first!
The state plans to purchase 1,000 body cameras to outfit any trooper working in the field.
