Democrats Tight-Lipped About 2016 Convention During Philadelphia Visit
"We are very focused on the financial, logistical, and security issues surrounding any convention," says DNC executive director Amy Dacey.
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"We are very focused on the financial, logistical, and security issues surrounding any convention," says DNC executive director Amy Dacey.
The conviction means that Joseph McAndrew Jr. will likely never be a free man again, although where he serves that sentence is still to be determined.
Philadelphia's weekly "City Paper" has been sold to the company that provides the free commuter daily, "Metro."
Revel Casino Hotel told a bankruptcy court judge it is still negotiating with potential buyers.
Dr. Ted Christopher was on the governor's task force creating new statewide guidelines for how pain drugs should be administered in emergency departments throughout Pennsylvania.
It started with a promised refund of $300 from a man posing as a software company employee.
Chopper 3 was over the scene of the accident on the 3700 block of Grays Ferry Avenue.
At Vogt Playground, in the city's Tacony section, 8- to 12-year-olds celebrated the end of the six-week "Philly Play" summer camp series by going head-to-head in a variety of sports and activities.
From old-fashioned biplanes towing banners, to choppers, to the Air Force Thunderbirds, this show had something for everybody.
Police say a Pennsylvania man was drunk when he locked his three children out of the house and told them to go "look for seashells" along a dark and dangerous stretch of rural road.
"This is Bebashi's fifth annual Breast Fest," said Shaina Mitchell, the Philadelphia-based black empowerment organization's breast cancer prevention specialist.
In an effort to raise the profile of National Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation will go the distance this September, launching Alex's Million Mile – Run. Walk. Ride.
Howard Braxton of ACTS and Bob Berger a resident of Brittany Point Estates spoke about the transition into an ACTS property.
Despite the decline in casino gambling revenue in Atlantic City, NJ, marketing effort continue full steam ahead, promoting the fact that there's more than gambling in AC.
A 2011 earthquake along the East Coast caused extensive damage to the Washington Monument. Now, an Abington company is helping to preserve the tourist attraction.
