Red Cross Dealing With Emergency Blood Shortage, Lowest Post-Summer Inventory In 6 Years
The Red Cross said fewer people are donating because of returns to work and in-person learning, as well as a surge in COVID cases.
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The Red Cross said fewer people are donating because of returns to work and in-person learning, as well as a surge in COVID cases.
The gun violence epidemic is overwhelming in our city and many are searching desperately for solutions.
The trial is underway for a Philadelphia man accused of killing his ex-girlfriend during a knife attack at the Meadowbrook train station in Abington last year.
It's the 406th murder in Philadelphia this year.
Three Sharon Hill police officers are on administrative leave as the Delaware County District Attorney said their gunfire killed an 8-year-old child and injured four others outside an August football game.
Some parents are upset because they say the suspects attended school while police were investigating the plot.
A man in his 40s or 50s was shot in the head, multiple times in his body, and killed in West Philadelphia Monday afternoon, police say.
One provision would toughen Pennsylvania's existing identification requirements for a registered voter to cast a ballot, both in-person and by mail.
Simmons has four years and $147 million left on the contract extension that he signed in July of 2019.
A King of Prussia woman is facing charges for trying to bring a loaded gun through security at Philadelphia International Airport.
The residence provides 40 apartments, both to men and women, and has resources for those who need recovery services and help with employment.
The trial of a Philadelphia teenager accused of stabbing his ex-girlfriend to death starts Monday.
It happened outside the hotel entrance at 13th and Filbert Streets, around 2 a.m. Monday.
The trailer was stolen and the barrels of oil were knocked off, with many spilling onto the street.
Police say a car and a motorcycle collided around midnight Monday at Kelly Drive and Fountain Green Drive.