American Red Cross declares national blood shortage. Here are the contributing factors.
The CEO of the American Red Cross of Southeastern Pennsylvania called the nation's blood shortage declaration an "interesting perfect storm."
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The CEO of the American Red Cross of Southeastern Pennsylvania called the nation's blood shortage declaration an "interesting perfect storm."
Philadelphia can count itself among the Top 10 most punctual airports around the globe, landing at No. 8 on a recent list from Cirium.
With high winds and heavy rain in the forecast, beach erosion and flooding are on residents' minds around the region.
The helicopter was flying a young patient from Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, to Children's Hospital of Philadelphia back in January 2022 when it crashed.
A plan to renovate Philadelphia's Welcome Park, including removing the William Penn Statue, has been withdrawn, the National Park Service said Monday.
Tyrek Johnson, 19, is the first District of Philadelphia grad to be hired under the changed legislation.
Residents in Eastwick are preparing for Tuesday's rainstorm, which could cause flooding in the neighborhood.
The Philadelphia DA's Office said a 33-year-old man is facing charges after his godson got a hold of his unsecured gun and accidentally shot himself.
Family and friends of Israeli hostages continue to call for their release three months after the Oct. 7 attack on Israel by Hamas.
Philadelphia fire crews responded to the blaze on the 4700 block of Shelmire Avenue shortly after 5:30 a.m., where a fire spread to three rowhomes.
After a sunny and seasonable start to the week, a powerful storm system will bring rain to the entire Delaware Valley region, along with flooding threats, high winds and possible thunderstorms.
Schedule changes on most Regional Rail lines went into effect on Sunday, Jan. 7, and according to SEPTA, will help maintain Regional Rail service at 77% of pre-COVID levels.
Pieces were broken off of the nativity statues at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church in Overbrook.
The Poconos got about a foot of snow with Saturday's storm, and several inches fell in areas across Bucks, Montgomery and Chester counties.
Expect some lingering fog Sunday morning and potentially freezing drizzle. Wraparound snow showers are possible north and west, and could make already icy roads more slippery.
