Philadelphia Honors Hometown Sandwich To Celebrate America's Birthday
Eight assembly lines of Wawa employees were putting together 21,000 Italian hoagies Thursday morning.
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Eight assembly lines of Wawa employees were putting together 21,000 Italian hoagies Thursday morning.
A balcony collapsed on the third floor of an apartment building in West Philadelphia overnight.
Veteran substitute teachers are frustrated over the pay being offered by a company now managing subs for Philadelphia schools.
The LGBT civil rights movement began in Philadelphia 50 years ago this 4th of July -- and to mark the milestone -- the city is kicking off a national four day celebration.
Governor Wolf has signed into law a bill intended to clarify changes to Pennsylvania's Child Protective Services Law.
City Controller Alan Butkovitz says his inspection finds unsanitary and dangerous conditions.
Imagine a land so rugged and breathtakingly majestic that, even today, the waterways provide the clearest path through the dense forest.
All dogs, regardless of age, size or breed, have an instinctive need to fulfill a daily task.
ANC Explorer lets you explore Arlington National Cemetery's history and search for gravesites and other points of interest by name, location and date of birth or death.
Court records indicate 60% of embezzlers are female, and the median age is 50.
Teens and depression - it is a relatively common phenomenon but it is an issue which few talk about - and the silence can be deadly.
Looking for something to do today? Here are our top three picks…there's something for everyone in the Philadelphia area!
Pennsylvania's attorney general announced legal action against a chain of nursing home companies that operates 36 facilities in the state. The company is accusing Kathleen Kane of using her office inappropriately.
Rescue crews responded to the scene of a serious accident that resulted in one death Wednesday night.
Authorities across the country are ramping up security heading into the holiday weekend.
