Bristol Twp., Pa., Mourning Loss of Longtime Local Leader, Bob Lewis
Township Council president Bob Lewis died suddenly yesterday morning at his home in Croydon.
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Township Council president Bob Lewis died suddenly yesterday morning at his home in Croydon.
City officials, health care providers and homeless advocates will cut the ribbon today on a new Wellness Center in North Philadelphia.
"I realized my sister's story isn't unique," recalls Ann Rejrat. "There's a lot of people out there who need help."
Villanova will head into the NCAA Tournament as a #1 seed, and their fans couldn't be happier. Meantime, it was close but no cigar for Temple, news students on campus didn't take well.
The Central Conference of American Rabbis, the main organization of Reform rabbis in North America, is convening this week in Center City and is marking a milestone.
For many Irish people in Philadelphia, Saint Patrick's Day is about heritage and history, and Laurel Hill Cemetery in East Falls is filled with that.
Philadelphia held the 245th annual St. Patrick's Day Parade on Sunday.
Mighty Writers, a group that promotes critical thinking and creativity through after-school and weekend programming, is opening its first bilingual center on Monday.
A non-profit known for helping women make a first impression on job interviews is hosting a day to remind women that they're smart and sexy too.
Dozens of pages of listings have already been posted to the web site known as "Craig's List."
The wife of Gov. Wolf visited Fly Elementary School, in the Norristown Area School District, visiting classes and meeting with two dozen teachers and administrators.
One of the main concerns for patients such as Candace Gantt, third from left, is the gap between "rehabilitation," when they are functioning but not at 100 percent, and full recovery.
The Color of Science is a two-day, two-part event designed to highlight the strong need for diversity in the fields of science, technology, engineering and math.
Pope Francis' late September visit to Philadelphia is prompting scheduling changes, including moving this year's Fall Restaurant week to a different season.
A city councilwoman, along with the Nutter Administration, want Philadelphia to take a 'Disneyland approach' when it comes to litter.
A luxury high-rise developer is raising the bar even higher by breaking ground for 500 Walnut Street.
After a Montgomery County woman went missing last week, her car found abandoned along Route 422 in King of Prussia, some asked why investigators didn't turn to highway traffic cameras to help solve the mysterious disappearance.
"It is based on the theory that artists can revitalize a corridor," says Mural Arts executive director Jane Golden. "They are unlike anyone else when it to comes to building a life and spirit in a community."
Barry Seymour, with the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission, says the one-day conference was designed to give helpful information to planners and developers of more than 350 communities around the region.
Officials with the GameStop game retailer are joining the effort to collect money for the fallen officer's family.
This week, KYW's Hadas Kuznits reports on a Philadelphia coffee shop with a mission to help kids transitioning from foster care, a pre-Passover dinner celebrating food and freedom, and the Garces Group's latest theme restaurant.
The suit, filed last fall by parents' groups and a coalition of school districts, claims the current state funding system shortchanges students.
With its bright orange, manicured courtyard, the development will soon become home to eleven families in need.
Dakota Williams, left, a fifth grader at Tatem Elementary School, has a cousin with autism and always wanted to do something to help. Then fate took a hand.
The head of the World Meeting of Families Philadelphia organization says the federal government has declared the visit by Pope Francis and activities leading up to his arrival a "national security special event."
