Firefighter Briefly Trapped In Burning Home
A firefighter briefly became trapped on the third floor of a burning home in East Germantown.
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A firefighter briefly became trapped on the third floor of a burning home in East Germantown.
New Jersey's top casino regulator has fined the Showboat casino hotel $7,000 for playing games with unshuffled cards, and violating rules regarding the money counting room.
Members of the Springfield, Delaware County Ambulance Corps fear a decision by the Board of Commissioners to bring in paid staff for some shifts could mark the "beginning of the end" for the only remaining all-volunteer unit in the county.
The 12-hour Google Hangout event was like a telethon in your web browser.
The new affordable housing development is the nation's first LEED-ND "plantinum" development, representing $48 million in federal tax credits and private investment.
Philadelphia school district chief operating officer Fran Burns told Council's Rules Committee that passage of the bill doesn't guarantee that the district will follow through on putting ads in schools.
To mark what is called Older Driver Safety Awareness Week, area agencies are putting out their lists of some of the more dangerous roads for those age 65 and older.
Joel Gibbs, Talk Philly's "Arts Ambassador," spoke to Ukee Washington about some exciting events in the coming weeks.
After losing two of three out in the Virgin Islands during the Paradise Jam, the La Salle Explorers are set to return home on Wednesday night to host Hartford.
December 28th is the date that the federal unemployment compensation program, started during the peak of the recession, is set to expire.
Men have been shown in previous studies to be better at learning and completing a single task at a time, meanwhile women have shown to better at memory and social cognition activities, making them better group problem solvers.
"During the last two years, we've encountered the normal things you find underground in a very old city," notes Center City District president Paul Levy.
The salmon may have been fat at this center city sushi restaurant, but the servers were being deprived of thousands of dollars in tips.
New Jersey's state Senate president says he's taking to Twitter to answer citizens' questions once per week.
Tracey Jordan of Southwest Philadelphia (left) says auto shops are popping up all over that section of the city -- on residential blocks.
