Pope Francis Surprises Delegation Of Philadelphia's Leaders With Personal Welcome
At the Vatican, a delegation of Philadelphia leaders was greeted by Pope Francis himself
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At the Vatican, a delegation of Philadelphia leaders was greeted by Pope Francis himself
They were making a little dinner when the heavens opened up and the winds began to swirl.
The lineup has been announced for the 4th annual Budweiser Made In America festival.
If you've experienced tree-related damage, 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan has information on filing an insurance claim for repairs.
The storms on Tuesday night caused widespread damage and power outages throughout the Philadelphia area.
With tens of thousands of power outages, dozens of major road closures, and other related headaches, Delaware County Council chairman Mario Civera (at lectern in photo) says they reached out to Governor Wolf for assistance.
3 On Your Side consumer reporter Jim Donovan finds, job seekers are now connecting with potential employers in a variety of innovative ways.
Competing South Jersey health systems say a political powerbroker is strongarming legislators because he wants Cooper University Hospital, whose board he chairs, to get exclusive control of all emergency medical services in Camden.
Officials say four patients were taken to Temple Hospital and one was taken to Einstein.
After Tuesday's storms, thousands are still without power, leading some areas to set up mobile device charging stations and cooling centers.
Seth Williams has issued warrants for three city election officials suspected of voter fraud.
On June 23rd at 4:33 a.m., a 35-year-old male was reportedly putting air in his vehicle's tires at a Sunoco at 17th and Cheltenham Avenue when the suspect approached him with a handgun.
Most people already knew that Wawa and The Roots were throwing a party on the Parkway for 4th of July. Now they have a few late RSVPs.
Police say 18-year-old Diamond Johnson was last seen at her home on the 3600 block of Frankford Avenue.
The yearlong collaboration between members of the Attic Youth Center and seniors from the LGBT-oriented John C. Anderson Apartments produced a series of photos that focus on faces, with eyes open and closed.
