Philadelphia Muslims Turning The Other Cheek As Anti-Islam Bus Ads Appear
Controversial Anti-Islamic ads began running today on dozens of Septa buses rolling throughout Philadelphia. Muslims who saw the message begged to differ.
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Controversial Anti-Islamic ads began running today on dozens of Septa buses rolling throughout Philadelphia. Muslims who saw the message begged to differ.
"We had 8,200-plus people get jobs last year, but we had 18,000 who applied," Mayor Nutter noted.
A coroner has ruled the deaths of a Montgomery County couple who were found inside their home by their teenage son a murder-suicide.
The temporary exhibit, called "Escape!," features rarely seen artifacts such as confiscated "shanks" (homemade knives), handcuffs, and books of mug shots.
Researchers have found that methane emissions from local natural gas distribution systems across the U.S. have decreased in the past 20 years.
As the first order of business, the struggling Pier Shops at Caesars Casino will be renamed the "Playground."
While the Interfaith Center of Greater Philadelphia does believe in the freedom of speech, Diroff says that they disagree with the message that it sends.
Hundreds of Temple University students took part in the school's fourth annual walk to raise awareness about sexual assaults, sexual violence, and the street harassment of women.
The unique partnership is all about education and awareness, and casino officials believe they have the resources to do both.
New Jersey is preparing to consider adding conditions that qualify patients for using medical marijuana, Health Commissioner Mary O'Dowd said Wednesday.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie got into a heated exchange over pensions with a public school teacher at a town hall meeting Tuesday that was marked by frequent outbursts from protesters.
The United States put forth its contribution Tuesday to a global climate treaty, relying entirely on a set of emission cuts ordered by President Barack Obama that may not survive beyond the end of his presidency.
State Police say a South Jersey teenager missing since Sunday has been found safe.
Council president Darrell Clarke singled out the police station in North Philadelphia where an officer had been stationed when he was slain last month.
According to the Brewers Association, the answer is yes.
