St. Joe's Prep President Blesses Flag For High School Grad Before He Sets Off To Serve Overseas
A religious ceremony was held on Monday for a Saint Joe's Prep High School graduate before he deploys overseas.
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A religious ceremony was held on Monday for a Saint Joe's Prep High School graduate before he deploys overseas.
There's an Italian Cinema Night at Widener University on Wednesday. On Friday, it's a Wine and Cheese tasting at Drexel.
The opera features mostly children actors, but the message is for everybody.
The practice is called "Krav Maga."
His Holiness is sending two representatives to accept the Liberty Medal on his behalf.
A South Jersey teenager is doing her part to help families in need by handing out Halloween costumes.
Almost three years ago, the city of Camden replaced its entire police department with a new force run by Camden County.
The program is called "Operation Christmas Child."
More than 40 cheesesteak vendors from all across the region put their skills to the test Saturday.
The "Mutt Strut" was held Saturday inside the Philadelphia Navy Yard.
Governor Wolf's office is warning that the state may have to shut down horse racing tracks in Pennsylvania because a fund used to regulate the industry has run dry.
Pastors, ministers and spiritual leaders from around the region get a course on how to properly support people fighting the disease.
The new state of the art features will be on full display starting Saturday.
The reality of homelessness made headlines in Philadelphia recently when mothers set up a "tent city" in Kensington, and a family with small children was found living in LOVE Park.
Workers at Kennedy Health constructed 22 wheelchairs and then gave them to officials with Veterans Affairs of both Camden and Gloucester counties.
Almost three years ago, a Delaware Valley mother was going through one of the scariest times of her life. Her babies were born premature. Now, her children are doing well. That mom is reaching out to help other mothers.
The homeless family whose two-year-old son was found wandering in LOVE Park over the weekend is in court today with the hopes of regaining custody of their children.
Ten thousand people gathered for the 29th annual AIDS Walk Philly Sunday morning at the Art Museum.
Evesham Township provided 350 people free rides last month through Uber and a national program called BEmyDD.
Thirty-five newly-minted Americans took their Oath of Allegiance at Philadelphia City Hall last week.
They also wanted to renew efforts to find her killer.
The vendors at Reading Terminal Market ushered in the Fall season with their annual Harvest Festival Saturday.
It's a simple campaign - "Called by Name."
The theater is bringing the story of one of the city's most divisive political figures to the stage.
Volunteers are rolling up their sleeves to help fix up homes in North Philadelphia.
