Positively Philadelphia: Another Summer of Concerts in a Fairmount Park Mansion
This might be one of the loveliest things to do on a Sunday night in Philadelphia in summer.
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This might be one of the loveliest things to do on a Sunday night in Philadelphia in summer.
CTCA Spiritual Outreach Coordinator Aking Beverly says they give church leaders "ministry of presence" insights to provide some measure of comfort.
It's called a portable Nursing suite and measures about 8-by-8 feet square, and is enough room to nurse a baby comfortable or use breast pumps discreetly.
Dozens of people made their way out to Chestnut Hill College Saturday to watch the Sgt. Robert Wilson III Memorial Basketball tournament.
The North Camden Little League opened its season with a parade from downtown to the recently refurbished fields at Pyne Poynt Park.
The Odunde Festival will take over 12 city blocks in South Philadelphia tomorrow. It's the country's largest African street festival and it's celebrating a milestone.
Philadelphia lags about 15 percentage points behind the national average in the rate of high school graduation.
Swimming and playing in the Love Park fountain is not allowed, but those rules are loosely enforced on days like this.
The magical, yearlong ride for the Taney Dragons continues, as the Little League baseball team was being honored with the prestigious John Wanamaker Athletic Award.
The Philadelphia Corporation for Aging is urging everyone to check in on older neighbors, friends, and family members.
Michael Rieg will join a group of walkers leaving from Center City on Sunday for the Pennsylvania Hero Walk.
The choir is expected to draw standing room only crowds at a half-dozen concerts this weekend.
Hundreds are expected today at a job fair to fill 800 positions at a new shopping center opening this summer in Gloucester Township.
Brews will be flowing Saturday in Atlantic City at the first ever Boardwalk Beer Festival.
When the ODDyssey Half Marathon goes through Fairmount Park this Sunday, one man -- dressed in a fruit outfit -- will be trying to set a Guinness World Record.
"You know, it's not easy when you stand out here," said Andres Camacho, remembering the June 9, 2006 murder of his son, Andres III, outside a grocery store at Berwick Street and Marlton Pike in Camden.
A couple of dozen protesters, in matching red T-shirts, stood outside Council chambers, some holding signs calling on Comcast to "pay (its) fair share."
Included is a side deal that guarantees higher wages for baggage handlers and other employees of private contractors at PHL.
Frankie Avalon has kicked in $5,000 for a replacement for a decaying mural honoring South Philadelphia entertainers.
People with spinal cord injuries will be given the opportunity to ride the waves next weekend in Wildwood Crest
During a police and youth forum Wednesday at City Hall, both sides came together to discuss how they can make their plans for a better future a reality.
The town hopes to have the memorial completed by the end of the year.
Cherry Hill Mayor Chuck Cahn says with the blessing of council, he approached Cherry Hill Land Associates to try to bring a more than year long legal battle over the golf course to a conclusion.
The Philadelphia Housing Authority wants to demolish two blighted, high-rise towers in the neighborhood known as Sharswood, and put up townhomes in their place.
Jesenia loves music and dreams of being a singing star, but says she'd like to work as a child advocate.
