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It's called Veganuary: going vegan for January.
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It's called Veganuary: going vegan for January.
James loves to play football. He and his sister Makayla help each other face problems.
The group says recent policy changes by the FDA on blood donations from homosexual men doesn't go far enough.
It's a last-minute flurry of feathers as the eleven Fancy Brigades complete their extravagant pieces that will adorn their indoor performances on New Year's Day.
The crew, under show producer Ken Furstoss, has been working feverishly since Sunday, loading and wiring tens of thousands of explosive shells, each in its own mortar.
It came in response to the recent murders of two New York City Police officers and what Thomas calls "escalating public tension."
As clubs look for the next generation of mummers, some modifications are being made to the annual New Year's Day parade to serve a number of needs.
Philadelphia police are asking for the public's help in finding Brasheed Cook, who disappeared more than a week ago.
Divers returned to the Schuylkill River Sunday to search for Shane, who went missing after going out with friends Thanksgiving Eve.
This ride was to honor the first female firefighter killed in the line of duty in the city's history.
A group of about a hundred Muslims exercised their first amendment rights Saturday afternoon in Center City.
Gesner Street in Southwest Philadelphia became a household name this summer when a fast-moving fire claimed the lives of four children.
Volunteers came together at a Philadelphia shelter Thursday to make sure no veteran was left without a Christmas.
A jingling good-time was ready for families as they awoke Christmas morning at the Ronald McDonald House of Southern New Jersey.
A Montgomery County hair salon gave free hair makeovers to dozens of homeless women as part of its' fourth annual Christmas Eve charity event.
Many folks spent this Christmas Eve in church.
Christmas can be a difficult holiday for sick children and their families, but there are people willing to go the extra mile to raise their spirits.
Camden County Police paid a second holiday visit to a family in the city on Christmas Eve.
A Southwest Philadelphia non-profit surprised several needy families with a little Christmas cheer a day early through a program called Operation Holiday Help.
Atlantic City Police joined the Jewish Family Services and Atlantic City Rescue Mission to spread some holiday cheer Tuesday.
Who do you know who has changed the Black community for the better this past year?
"We had the African dancers, we had the Chinese dancers, we had the Latin American dancers, and of course we had dancers from America and from Israel," says Madhumita Sen, the music teacher at Universal Creighton Charter School.
Limerick police detective Ernie Morris and his family lost their Lower Pottsgrove home earlier this month in a fire which their next-door neighbor is accused of setting.
The annual Cold Weather Survey shows 23,213 households without electric or gas heat this season, compared to 19,653 in Pennsylvania last year.
