Clean-up Continues In Philadelphia After Storm
A random tire plunges over the dam, destined to join a swirling pile of wood, plastic, and whatever else a swollen Schuylkill sucked up during this week's flooding.
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A random tire plunges over the dam, destined to join a swirling pile of wood, plastic, and whatever else a swollen Schuylkill sucked up during this week's flooding.
The University of the Sciences joins more than 1,300 other colleges and universities in going smoke and tobacco free.
They've been getting together every single year since 1945 to catch up with one another and remember the good old days.
KYW's John McDevitt stopped by one participating shop in Old City.
A raccoon removed from a residence in the Fairview neighborhood of Camden City has tested positive for rabies.
The Carpenters Union has ended a brief strike against the Convention Center and has agreed to a contract extension until May 10th.
Drugs, violence, murder are common coverage topics for the media in Chester. Worse, they can be common sights for kids in neighborhoods worn and left to rot.
The Philadelphia Mural Arts Program and the Philadelphia Water Department announced the winner of the city's first "Medallion and Manhole Cover Competition" on Friday afternoon. The winning design will be used on new manholes placed all across the city, and to help identify green infrastructure tools.
Parents at an elementary school in Nicetown have voted overwhelmingly to keep the school under district control, instead of converting it to a charter.
There's a new effort to remove graffiti in Atlantic City as new Mayor Don Guardian says the city has to be cleaner and safer.
Philadelphia bike patrol officers heard the shots and were the first on the scene.
"We call it a precinct plan because it goes beyond the immediate station itself," an Amtrak official said.
Drivers busted by red light cameras in five New Jersey towns before August 2012 could get a partial refund of their tickets due to a proposed legal settlement.
Two men were killed and another was seriously injured after a shooting on the 1200 block of North 52nd Street in West Philadelphia.
The victim, now 64, declined to come to court for the sentencing of the man who broke into her apartment and attacked her.
