Viewing Held For Victim In Deadly Kensington Hit-and-Run
Friends and family paid their respects to the two-year-old boy who was killed in last weeks Kensington hit-and-run.
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Friends and family paid their respects to the two-year-old boy who was killed in last weeks Kensington hit-and-run.
This year's ceremony marked 70 years since the liberation of some concentration camps and the end of World War II.
More than 50 food trucks lined up in Lot K and thousands of people turned out for food and fun in the sun, including Nadine from Mount Royal, New Jersey.
Among those at the event was Melissa Coleman from Devon, who got a new kidney seven years ago.
"It's a stepping stone for people who are experiencing some isolation ,who are experiencing hardship." said Rachel Ehrgood art coordinator for Project Home.
"One Man's Trash" is a look at the trash picked up in Fairmount Park by just one person over the course of one year.
Fourth District Councilman Curtis Jones said his office has heard repeated complaints from residents who are behind in mortgage payments and that they're not getting the proper notice of the start of foreclosure proceedings.
A local hospice has unveiled a space that is just for children visiting family members.
The school is providing grief counseling services all weekend and will have special programming on Monday for students, faculty and staff.
The sun shines brightly on Joe Zanghi and two of his buddies from high school as they plant new trees and tie yellow ribbons to mature ones.
Funeral services were held in Saturday for four-year old Latiff Wilson, who was killed in a hit-and-run accident Monday.
The Philadelphia International records building in Center City will soon be no more.
A piece of Philadelphia history will pass into dust this morning, as a demolition crew takes the wrecking ball to the former headquarters of Philadelphia International Records on South Broad Street
Mayor Nutter has followed through on an Executive Order and named members of an independent civilian oversight board to advance efforts to 'create a more responsive' police department that 'earns the public's respect.'
A Southwest Philadelphia non-profit that helps ex-offenders re-enter society announced it's teaming up with more than a dozen companies.
Camden officials were celebrating another sign of the city's revitalization with a ribbon-cutting for a new café run by a local social service agency.
Immigration advocates in Philadelphia joined Mayor Nutter on Friday in support of the president's plan.
For a city that's sometimes seen as a perpetual underdog, it turns out Philadelphia is actually the best – at making internet lists of the best, that is.
About 22,000 seedlings will be planted over the course of two days.
The start of the fifth annual Philly Tech Week was postponed from Friday evening to Saturday evening because weather was threatening the outdoor event.
Victoria Harris created "@AwarenessCone" three weeks ago after she noticed more and more orange safety cones popping up around the city.
SEPTA's police force wants to improve relationships with riders, and they are doing so with a small piece of paper.
Philadelphia district attorney Seth Williams engaged in a dialogue with 60 students at City School about the danger of using electronic devices to hurt someone by either words or photos.
A Philadelphia social service agency that runs "Pennsylvania Career Link" centers in the city today opened its first "integrated" center, offering all its services in one location.
It's part of a new program by the US Department of Homeland Security, called "iGuardian."
