Positively Philadelphia: Exhibition of Richard Avedon Photography
The new show, running at the National Museum of American Jewish History, highlights the decades-long career of celebrity and fashion photographer Richard Avedon.
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The new show, running at the National Museum of American Jewish History, highlights the decades-long career of celebrity and fashion photographer Richard Avedon.
Philadelphia's pothole epidemic dominated discussion at a City Council hearing this past week.
The green space at the corner of Allegheny and Germantown Avenues will serve as a community gathering place, and also a place to remember Keisha Williams and her kids Keiearra, Joseph and Terrance.
A replica of the Shroud of Turin, believed by some Christians to be the burial cloth of Jesus Christ is now on public exhibition at the Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral in Philadelphia.
A South Philadelphia non-profit that brings art to underserved communities is gearing up for its 30-day Celebration of Black Writing Festival and the event kicks off in less than a week.
"Some individuals actually come to court under the influence of alcohol, and some of them drive to court that way," Montgomery County sheriff Russell Bono tells KYW Newsradio.
The ticket, which was from the April 23rd drawing, matched all six winning numbers, 02-03-24-38-39-45.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency says it has pumped nearly $7 billion into New Jersey more than two years after Superstorm Sandy struck.
When Rochelle Williams and Florine Barker think of this corner of Germantown and Allegheny Avenue, the first thing that comes to mind is tragedy.
The conference seeks to empower Latino students through institutional support and alternative ideas for bankrolling a college education.
The town lost thousands of jobs when four casinos closed last year. As for the remaining eight, they're looking for people.
"I'm very skeptical of the motivation of the district attorney's office for trying to continue (postpone) this case today and for trying to do it at the very last minute," attorney Larry Krasner said.
Riders are instructed to open the app and request HELMET.
The session, held at Rowan College at Gloucester County, featured psychologist Amy Hoch, who pointed out that hurting oneself is a cry for help.
Nick & Lou's Pines Diner, in the Penn Pines Shopping Center, says it will donate 20 percent of all guest bills between 4pm and 9pm to the Throw Away Dogs Project.
The latest New Jersey Hall of Fame nominees run from "Last of the Mohicans" author James Fenimore Cooper to "Daily Show" host Jon Stewart.
Philly's bike share program officially gets rolling this afternoon.
The American Academy of Pediatrics just released a study that claims kids are not only vulnerable to forgetting what they learned in school, but also to weight gain.
With less than a dozen events remaining in Jazz Appreciation month -- this weekend is expected to bring the noise.
Some of the Phillies will take off their spikes and lace on some bowling shoes tonight during an event for Philadelphia Futures.
In a two-page letter to the school's board of trustees, Herman Saatkamp says he'll stay on until the end of August.
It's on a much smaller scale, but bicycles can now be rented with a smartphone app along two biking trails in Montgomery County.
Part of the asphalt playground at the Nebinger Elementary School has been transformed into a rain garden.
"Are you interested in saving a life today?" a team member asked passersby while handing out information leaflets.
As part of Victims Rights Week, Delaware County officials today honored two organizations that work, quietly, on behalf of crime victims.
