Camden City School District Announces Plans To Lay Off More Than 200 Teachers
It's a move drawing a lot of concern from parents and students.
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It's a move drawing a lot of concern from parents and students.
A choir is not just a choir. It's a community. A singer is helping local young girls join choirs and find their voices in the hopes girls can change the world.
Police have released a sketch of the suspect wanted in connection with a brazen assault in broad daylight on Philadelphia's Main Line.
The husband, Robert, informed the troopers that the baby's head was already visible, so they immediately placed his wife, Kimberly, in the back compartment of the minivan and seconds later the baby girl was delivered safely.
We'll head back to the 80's with sunshine on Thursday but once again, showers and storms are in the forecast - and then Friday ends up being a washout with heavy thunderstorms rolling through all day.
According to those in the addiction-fighting business, fentanyl is about 50 times as powerful as heroin but without the euphoric rush.
M. Night Shyamalan's book, "I Got Schooled," outlines five practices he says data show will improve school performance.
A woman was found dead inside her apartment at the Philadelphian Apartment Building on Pennsylvania Avenue by the Art Museum.
Nearly a week after a firecracker exploded inside a Germantown home, the homeowner has been arrested and is facing charges.
Philippe Holland was left in critical condition following the April 22nd shooting, near 51st Street and Baltimore Avenue. The official word from police was that the shooting may have been the result of a "misunderstanding."
A New Jersey high school was briefly evacuated Tuesday morning after a note was found in a classroom indicating a bomb was in the school.
Informed through word of mouth, the Internet, or just happening by, cyclists took advantage of the expertise offered by Keswick Cycle Shop.
The question is, who will that fan be?
The Hiring Our Heroes Job Fair for Veterans is taking place at the Susquehanna Bank Center on Wednesday.
One sunny day in July, 1996, Beth Simonetti Gallelli's son went to Pennypack Creek with a high-spirited friend who fell in while clowning around, and got swept away.
