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According to Autism Speaks, the day of awareness was established back in 2007 and aims to shed light on the disorder, which affects millions worldwide.
City Hall was thumping and bumping on Wednesday as the city kicked off its fifth celebration of Jazz Appreciation month.
A ten-acre asbestos waste site in Ambler is the place where an apartment complex is set to be built.
Controversial Anti-Islamic ads began running today on dozens of Septa buses rolling throughout Philadelphia. Muslims who saw the message begged to differ.
"We had 8,200-plus people get jobs last year, but we had 18,000 who applied," Mayor Nutter noted.
Hundreds of Temple University students took part in the school's fourth annual walk to raise awareness about sexual assaults, sexual violence, and the street harassment of women.
The unique partnership is all about education and awareness, and casino officials believe they have the resources to do both.
Some Chester County high schoolers are doing a class assignment for more than a grade. They're doing it to give a working father a lift.
Registration opened at midnight for this year's Philadelphia Marathon.
Je'Liyah has a lot of spirit! She's a cheerleader, and she wants to meet professional cheerleaders some day.
A Shave-A-Thon was held at the Warrington Fire Company No. 1 in Bucks County.
The questions, from Central's Class 274, covered a wide variety of issues.
Scores of Christians, Jews, and Muslims today joined Philadelphia elected officials for a rally in Love Park designed to protest the incendiary bus ads, which link Adolf Hitler to Islam.
The ex-governor says fourth and fifth graders in Philadelphia will get an opportunity to take part in a unique civics lesson that could help shape the upcoming Democratic primary for mayor.
Dog wardens were fanning out across municipalities in Montgomery County this week, checking to make sure dog owners have obtained licenses for their pets.
An audit by the federal government has shown that the State of New Jersey had to apply 15 times to extend a grant in the wake of Hurricane Sandy.
Part of the problem, according to Claudine Leone, with the New Jersey Academy of Family Physicians, is that New Jersey is simply not putting enough Medicaid money into primary care.
"I thought, we have to do something -- what can we do?" recalls Temperance Jaxson, right, after seeing a homeless woman sleeping outside her window.
The MacArthur Foundation has come up with what it's calling the 'Safety and Justice Grant Challenge.'
Go dark to go green -- that's what city buildings all around the world did for one hour Saturday.
The Oyster Creek plant in Lacey Township resumed normal operations Saturday.
Folks eager for nicer weather will be happy to hear that Philadelphia's Shofusu Japanese House and Garden in Fairmount Park has officially opened for the season.
The Philadelphia Streets Department will do the painting, and Philly Pride will be responsible for the upkeep.
The choir was formed 30 years ago by a Canadian relief worker who found it hard to get people interested in the struggles of African children.
