UPDATE: Space Heater May Have Sparked Camden County Fire
Pennsauken police say that the fire broke out in a residence on Maple Avenue around 5 a.m.
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Pennsauken police say that the fire broke out in a residence on Maple Avenue around 5 a.m.
The 37th Philadelphia Museum of Art Craft Show opens to the general public Thursday at the Pennsylvania Convention Center.
Home to young professionals, artists, students and others, the Northern Liberties neighborhood also offers a number of bars and restaurants that are beloved nightlife spots.
A 23-year-old Philadelphia man has now been convicted of a violent 2010 crime wave that will keep him in prison for the rest of his life.
Consumer complaints about abusive tactics are prompting the government watchdog to look into new rules and regulations.
Three people were injured after a violent, three-car crash on the Roosevelt Boulevard at Fox Street late Wednesday night.
Camden County Police are searching for the suspect they say shot two men early Thursday morning.
It is called "Franny" and it stars Richard Gere, Dakota Fanning and Theo James.
"ROMEO" is Retired Old Men Eating Out, and informal groups are springing up all over the country.
Nomad Pizza opens a second center city location, "Cook and Shaker" opens in Kensington, and watch for "St. Benjamin Brewery" in South Kensington later this winter.
If you're willing to exercise through the winter, you will no doubt be in far better condition when it gets warm again.
Printic lets you select digital photos, print them out in the style of an old Polaroid shot and mail them to whomever you'd like.
Unlike lymphoma, which can affect both humans and animals, hemangiosarcoma is a cancer that does not affects humans.
Unlike drunk driving, in which you are considered impaired if your blood alcohol level is .08, to prove underage drinking, your blood alcohol level only has to be .02.
Two burglars sneak away from a home, thinking they're in the clear but what they didn't know -- an eye in the sky was watching their every move.
