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Some local senior citizens are turning their free time into free help for charity. It all started with a volunteer at an Elkins Park synagogue. She wanted to give senior citizens a place to socialize. Now the eight members are paying it forward.
The public has voted and now a special colt born at Penn Vet's large animal hospital in Kennett Square has a name.
A 21-year-old Little Egg Harbor man has been arrested after police say he showed up at a pre-determined location in order to have sex with a woman he believed to be underage.
I don't claim to be the world's most-discerning food critic, but I know what I like. And I've tried enough burgers over the years that I think I'm a pretty fair judge.
Beverly Washington loves looking at old photos, but these pictures are now what's left for her to hold of her grandson Andre after he was struck and killed by a SEPTA Regional Rail train on Monday.
Three men were sentenced in Montgomery County for their roles in a home care fraud scam that victimized dozens of senior citizens in several states.
KYW's John McDevitt spoke with a local expert on submarines and their limitations in the search for a black box.
Philadelphia police are searching for suspects in connection with the shooting of a customer during an attempted robbery of a take-out store early Tuesday morning.
The National Constitution Center opens a new exhibit Wednesday that tells the story of the six families of enslaved people owned by Thomas Jefferson.
The head of the union representing Philadelphia bus, subway and trolley operators said Tuesday that a strike is not imminent, but he noted that stalled contract talks would not resume until transit officials provided key financial information.
Police are investigating a triple stabbing in the Ogontz section of Philadelphia.
A pedestrian was struck and killed by a train in Delaware Tuesday morning.
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett toured Aqua America's Compressed Natural Gas fueling station in Springfield on Tuesday and touted the benefits of the state's natural gas drilling policies.
Students and Campbell's employees were wielding shovels and rakes on Tuesday, working side-by-side to plant young trees along the perimeter of the Harry C. Sharp Elementary School in Camden.
