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Councilwoman Cindy Bass today will propose what would be the first ever city regulations covering those large donation bins you see in parking lots and alleys throughout Philadelphia.
A restaurant opening, a gluten-free dinner (and book), and a Valentine's Day feast are all on the menu in the upcoming week!
If you're itching for a romantic Valentine's hideaway in a Pocono setting, but away from the ski resort energy, than consider Milford, Pennsylvania, on the Delaware River.
Nothing is more frustrating than trying to use your frequent flyer airline miles but now it's going to be more confusing too.
The National Women's Health Study found that obesity is clearly linked to more strokes in women ages 35 to 54.
The SnowBuddy app lets winter sports enthusiasts keep up with the fun - and with friends who also enjoy the snow.
Looking for something to do today? Here are our top three picks…there's something for everyone in the Philadelphia area!
It happened just before 8 p.m. Wednesday near 23rd Street and Oregon Avenue.
Police say to date no one has ever been issued a citation for snow shoveling in Lower Merion. Officials are now going to take another look at that ordinance to see if it needs to be made more specific.
Scattered snow showers are possible Thursday morning, mainly north and west of Philadelphia, but will bring no more than a coating to 1". Highest amounts will be in the Poconos and although this is a weak system, it may still be enough to produce slick spots during the morning commute so use caution and allow extra time to get to your destination.
The head of the FCC has outlined his plan for the future of the Internet: it involves the government regulating the web like it does with phone service. The idea is not to let providers play favorites with sites, but how would it work in practice? KYW tech editor Ian Bush explains.
An influential group is offering some big cash, to make it easier for the Philadelphia School District to approve applications for new charter schools.
Chopper 3 was over the scene after authorities say shots were fired in Kensington Wednesday evening.
We've all seem them, the dates stamped on basically everything at the grocery store. But at least one advocacy group says those dates are confusing and 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan finds that many consumers are tossing out good food and money because of them.
On Talk Radio 1210 WPHT, Rich Zeoli talked with Brian Oliveira from the Girard Brasserie and Bruncherie, a restaurant in Fishtown, about their decision to make tipping optional.
