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The signs say "Please stop telling your children that we will haul them off to jail if they are bad."
Since 1985, the Food Bank of South Jersey has been distributing food to those in need and provides nutrition education and cooking courses to help individuals find sustainable ways to improve their lives.
Students at one of the two charter schools he started in Camden planted butterfly bushes to honor him and another victim of that accident, the woman who helped bring those schools to life.
The largest beer celebration in America begins today!
Firefighters were too big to rescue a tiny kitten from a central Pennsylvania storm drain but a 6-year-old girl's size proved to be just right.
City Councilman Dennis O'Brien presented Santino Stagliano with a citation honoring his hand drawn dragon t-shirts and his work to raise awareness of autism.
Artist Cesar Viveros designed the mural, which will be displayed on the exterior walls of the new St. Malachy School in North Philadelphia.
The program is called "Keeping Children Safe In Crowds," with a focus on safety and security during the World Meeting of Families and the Papal visit in September.
An interactive art exhibit is coming to the grounds of The Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul just in time for Pope Francis' visit.
Tonight, The Philadelphia Jewish Sports Hall of Fame will add seven new members.
The SEPTA Board is expected to approve the banning today of what they are calling "unacceptable ads" from its buses.
The race is Sunday, June 14. It gets underway at 8:30 a.m. at 26th Street and Benjamin Franklin Parkway and runs along the Schuylkill River on Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive.
Mattleman is retiring next month. She has been a tireless worker for literacy in Philadelphia and her education commentaries have aired for years on KYW Newsradio 1060.
Rare, World War II-era planes are on display now through Sunday at Northeast Philadelphia Aiport.
Cameron Powell, who plays "Zazu," said the actor must bring both human and animal qualities to the puppet's performance.
Westtown seniors Casey Dech, Alex Nunes, and Xan Lorimer -- under the guidance of faculty advisor Steve Compton -- created a mechanically-activated hand for Joy, printed using the 3-D facility at Nemours DuPont Pediatrics.
Eight-year-old Daevon wants to play in the NBA and be a firefighter in his spare time.
Among the award winners was a woman who has fostered 126 children in her home over 43 years, and adopted five of them.
Schools superintendent Paymon Rouhanifard was going door-to-door, handing out pamphlets and getting the word out.
Residents of the city's Society Hill neighborhood are worried that they could lose the area's only full-sized supermarket. But a developer who plans to buy the site says he would like to include a grocery store in the project.
One of the Delaware Valley's oldest Memorial Day parades was held in Philadelphia's Bridesburg neighborhood.
Christ Church Burial Ground placed a plaque honoring Maj. Charles Izard McEuen, a founding member of the Union League who was later killed in battle just days before the Civil War ended.
A ribbon-cutting on Memorial Day marked the official reopening of the Philadelphia memorial, which had fallen into disrepair after suffering years of vandalism.
A knotty exhibit being created for Pope Francis' upcoming trip to Philadelphia will honor the pontiff's teachings by letting visitors acknowledge the challenges in their daily lives.
