Head of Community Legal Services Gets Phila. Bar Association Service Award
The Philadelphia Bar Association honored Catherine Carr for a career devoted to justice and advocating for women's rights.
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The Philadelphia Bar Association honored Catherine Carr for a career devoted to justice and advocating for women's rights.
Police say a pit bull was shot dead by police after the dog attacked an officer in the Grays Ferry section of the city.
The Committee on Historic Designation of the Philadelphia Historical Commission has voted to recommend to the full commission that St. Laurentius be designated a historic place.
Police are on the hunt for a suspect wanted in the murder of a 63-year-old man in Delaware County.
Fifty area residents became United States citizens during a naturalization ceremony today at the Free Library of Philadelphia.
SEPTA says they are adding more train trips on the Broad Street and Market Frankford Lines to help fans "swiftly" get to and from the concert.
The grant to Drexel University will support the development of science, technology, engineering, and math courses at the McMichael School, 36th and Fairmount, and the Powel School, 36th and Powelton.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says his family is now on board if he decides to run for president in 2016.
This episode of Foursquare On The Pin covers sports bars, father's day meals and much more!
The "Sons Of Ben" movie premiere is Wednesday, June 10.
In the wake of last month's fatal Amtrak derailment in Philadelphia, the federal government is recommending that commuter railroads, such as SEPTA, examine their speed controls where they have sharp curves.
The state senate's Education Committee advanced a controversial bill that would create a state-run school district for Pennsylvania's poorest-performing schools.
Waring Elementary School students helped celebrate by dancing at Clemente Recreation Center, where deputy mayor Mike DiBerardinis said that kids like them were his chief motivation to cut his deparment's carbon footprint.
The developer, RAL Companies, says the plans are preliminary, but their attorney (at right in photo) told the committee that whatever form the project takes, its impact will be tremendous.
A Cumberland County man has reportedly been arrested in connection with a horrible case of animal cruelty.
