Emergency Relief Center in Gloucester County, NJ Catering To Storm Victims
Officials are offering assistance at a number of locations on both sides of the Delaware River, including one in Clayton, Gloucester County.
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Officials are offering assistance at a number of locations on both sides of the Delaware River, including one in Clayton, Gloucester County.
In front of Philadelphia's Korean war memorial, at Front and Dock Streets in Society Hill, veterans of the United States and Korean armed forces reflected on their service.
A permanent memorial was dedicated on the 10th anniversary of the attacks. Officials hope the new visitor's center will boost annual visitors from about 300,000 to 500,000.
Rita Schwartz, president of Local 1776 of the Association of Catholic Teachers, says teachers voted last night by a nearly 3-1 margin to accept the new contract.
The 6-3 decision is a relief to a some 300,000 Pennsylvanians who faced losing their coverage if the high court's ruling had gone the other way.
Its Opening Day for the Festival along the Delaware River.
Competing South Jersey health systems say a political powerbroker is strongarming legislators because he wants Cooper University Hospital, whose board he chairs, to get exclusive control of all emergency medical services in Camden.
After Tuesday's storms, thousands are still without power, leading some areas to set up mobile device charging stations and cooling centers.
The yearlong collaboration between members of the Attic Youth Center and seniors from the LGBT-oriented John C. Anderson Apartments produced a series of photos that focus on faces, with eyes open and closed.
The book giveaway is the brainchild of 14-year-old Alexa Grabelle of Voorhees, NJ, who for four years has collected more than 50,000 donated books and given them away to needy children.
Patricia DeCarlo, the executive director of the Norris Square Community Alliance in North Philadelphia, was one of the honorees who was recognized during Tuesday night's 6th annual award ceremony.
In a blog post, Instagram says, "Through trending Tags and trending Places, you can experience moments like #bonnaroo or #fathersday from every perspective."
CBS Philly has received the following community cancellations for Wednesday, June 24, 2015.
Capri is a budding artist and wants to become an ultrasound technician.
The city will evaluate the pilot in the fall, and may try the devices in other locations.
The US Secret Service, working with the Department of Homeland Security and local authorities, is in charge.
Philadelphia archbishop Charles Chaput, who is leading the delegation, tells CBS-3 that tomorrow morning he will introduce members of the delegation directly to the pope after his public audience on St. Peter's Square.
"This is an international human rights violation," said Florcy Morissett, a founding member of the Haitian Professionals of Philadelphia (HPP).
Plans for the apartment building on the 200 block of Arch Street were due to be voted on by the architectural committee of the Philadelphia Historical Commission.
Organizers of the World Meeting of Families say they're excited to have an international lineup.
A committee of the Philadelphia Historical Commission today will weigh in on a developer's plans for the building on the same block as the Betsy Ross House.
Experts warn this year could be one of the worst because of the humid temperatures and rainfall.
It's all part of a three day experience called "Grandparents University."
Wednesday will mark two years since the body of 59-year-old Carol Reiff was found in a wooded area near the Lakeview Apartments.
They're announcing the creation of a fund to be used for anti-poverty efforts and a letter-writing campaign to get more federal action on the issue.
