42nd Anniversary of 'Roe v. Wade' Marked by Philadelphia Pro-Choice and Anti-Abortion Groups
At lunchtime today on South Broad Street in center city Philadelphia, abortion rights activists rallied on the median.
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At lunchtime today on South Broad Street in center city Philadelphia, abortion rights activists rallied on the median.
By executive order, Christie appointed Kevin Lavin as the city's emergency manager and Kevyn Orr as special counsel to the emergency manager.
In a major victory for the Philadelphia public schoolteachers' union, Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court has ruled that the School Reform Commission cannot cancel the teachers' contract.
The CDC is advising most adults born after 1957 to get an MMR vaccine, whether they had one as a child or not.
The FBI has completed its investigation into the shooting of Michael Brown by now former Ferguson, Missouri Police Officer Darren Wilson and has decided against any federal indictments.
Eyewitnesses say Shay Wharton was repeatedly punched in the face after her backpack accidentally bumped a man on the crowded Route 15 trolley.
Michelle McGuire of the Abington YMCA was here to speak with us about the Ability to Dance Class that is offered.
Have you ever had an "I shouldn't have bought that" moment? Most of us have. But would you ever conceal that purchase from your partner?
The state's Board of Game Commissioners said Wednesday it removed the proposal from its January meeting agenda after receiving hundreds of public comments.
A former Philadelphia homicide detective is facing charges after he allegedly interfered with a murder investigation involving his girlfriend.
Three people were killed in a single-car crash along the New Jersey Turnpike Thursday morning, State Police said.
The new tool is called "While You Were Away."
Flames broke out Thursday morning near the intersection of North 9th Street and Summit Street.
It was announced Thursday morning that Billy Joel will be returning to Philadelphia this summer for a concert at Citizens Bank Park.
Using certain electronic cigarettes at high temperature settings could potentially release more formaldehyde, a cancer-causing chemical, than smoking traditional cigarettes does, new lab tests suggest.
