Phila. Archbishop Kicks Off Annual Fundraising For Catholic Charities
The 2014 Catholic Charities Appeal is now underway. There are more than 80 programs that help more than 200,000 people, regardless of faith, each year.
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The 2014 Catholic Charities Appeal is now underway. There are more than 80 programs that help more than 200,000 people, regardless of faith, each year.
With Olympic fever heating up, a weekend getaway to the local ski slopes can fuel your own alpine fantasies.
Check here to see if your event has been cancelled due to the extreme cold.
Check here to see if your event has been canceled due to Tuesday's snowstorm.
Corbett says he has several additional options regarding the ruling by a Commonwealth Court judge that the voter ID requirement is unconstitutional: he can ask for a hearing before the entire Commonwealth Court, or he can appeal to the state Supreme Court.
There is another chance for snow on Thursday as our next system approaches from the Great Lakes.
Snow is falling less and less Tuesday night but that does not mean the crews workload has lightened up.
The winter storm that pummeled the Delaware Valley on Tuesday has prompted mass transit systems to modify their service schedules and make accommodations for commuters for tomorrow morning.
A Winter Storm Warning take effect Tuesday morning and last until Tuesday night.
It was Human Relations Sunday, in honor of Martin Luther King -- an auspicious day for Reverend Frank Schaefer to bring his message.
For the second time in three months, a state court judge has ruled that Pennsylvania's juvenile sex offender registration requirement is unconstitutional.
The Mercatus Center at George Mason University looked at states' ability to meet short and long-term obligations, and Pennsylvania, with few cash reserves and a big pending pension obligation, ranked 42.
Outside the Bellevue, at Broad and Walnut, protesters shouted, "Shame, shame!" at the governor.
As expected, Pennsylvania governor Tom Corbett filled two seats on the Philadelphia School Reform Commission.
A state judge has struck down the law requiring Pennsylvania's voters to show photo identification at the polls.
