New Year's Eve Fireworks Shows Dazzle Viewers Along Delaware River Waterfront
Nine thousand pounds of explosives, months of prep and hundreds of man-hours will result in a pyrotechnics show ringing in 2022 along the Delaware River waterfront.
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Nine thousand pounds of explosives, months of prep and hundreds of man-hours will result in a pyrotechnics show ringing in 2022 along the Delaware River waterfront.
There was no Mummers Parade last year because of the pandemic. Now, the mummers and everyone who loves to watch them perform will have to wait a little bit longer.
We're told no store employees were involved.
The district says a prolonged pause of in-person learning has serious consequences for children and families.
Jenkintown police's Albert DiValentino is retiring after being with the borough for more than 30 years.
Historic levels of violence in the city has many anti-violence groups rattled, just hours before a new year begins.
Temple University students will now move back onto campus on Jan. 22. due to "the significant increase of the COVID-19 omicron variant throughout the region and the country," according to the university's website.
An overnight shooting in Northwest Philadelphia sent six people to the hospital early Friday morning, according to Philadelphia police.
A 17-year-old is recovering after he was shot while sitting in a car in Mantua, according to Philadelphia police.
Philadelphia police have released the photos of two men wanted in connection to the deadly double shooting outside Club Risqué in the city's Wissinoming section.
A 29-year-old man is dead after a shooting in Kensington overnight, Philadelphia police say, becoming the city's 560th homicide of 2021.
For the first time in two years, the city of Philadelphia will ring in the new year with its spectacular fireworks shows.
Tucked in along the Schuylkill, this Main Line spot is offering up far more than just delicious plates.
It happened on the 5600 block of Arch Street around 5:40 p.m.
As Philadelphia ends the year with a record homicide rate that now stands at more than 555 people killed, Dr. Kaufman believes that number would be higher if not for advances in treating gunshot victims.
